Bavaria. A Royal Merit Order Of St. Michael Merit Medal Auction Archive along with other significant trigonometrically

along with other significant trigonometrically fixed positions

taking passage from New York on April 23

he was named Lieutenant-Colonel in the CAMC

Woods was Mentioned in Despatches (June 1916) and attended a Course at the 3rd Artillery School in France (November 1916) and an Overseas Course (February 1917)

Bavaria. A Royal Merit Order Of St. Michael Merit Medal Auction Archive along with other significant trigonometricallyA fine example of a Bavarian Royal Merit Order of St. Michael Merit Medal (Bayerisch Kniglicher Verdienstorden vom heiligen Michael); c. 1910, a silver medal; the obverse depicting St. Michael slaying a dragon his shield reads Quis Ut Deus (Latin Who [is] like God?); the reverse inscribed Viruti (Latin Virtue); on loop for suspension, with its period original shortened ribbon (sewn together around the loop on one end); measuring 36. 01 mm in diameter;