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1942 he was awarded the War Merit Cross 2nd Class with Swords
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He was discharged on demobilization at No
1918" and the reference to "Bourlon" on the bottom of the can refers to the capturing of Bourlon Wood
Chile, Republic. An Order Of Merit, Commander Auction Archive 1942 he was awarded the(Orden al Merito). Instituted 1906. Type V (1929 Present). A silver gilt decoration featuring a five point white enamelled star with ball finials, segments of wreath in each quadrant, the obverse medallion features a female right facing portrait surrounded by the inscription REPUBLICA DE CHILE, the reverse medallion features a laurel branch surrounded by the inscription AL MERITO, the badge is suspended from an Andean condor in silver gilt, measures
