This medal was awarded to citizens of the British Commonwealth for both non-operational military and certain types of civilian war service during World War II
not discoloured or weathered
some wear on one of the cuffs
Constructed in silk on a felt background and measuring 55mm by 55mm
He has no know grave and is commemorated on the Theipval Memorial
Original Vietnam War Air Medal, Helicopter Door Gunner and Prominent Anti-War Campaigner Uniforms This medal was awarded toA crimp brooch Air Medal, bearing a '6' numeral, original drape with ribbon and medal being in good condition, named to David W. Dorey. When Dorey arrived in Vietnam he initially served as an infantryman with Lt. William Calley's company, Calley of the infamous My Lai massacre (C Company, 1st Battalion, 20th Infantry Regiment), before becoming a helicopter door gunner. Dorey describes in a newspaper article (see pictures) how he became more and more