Purple Heart Awarded For Wounds In U-Boat Attack GTRexclude Has a firm grasp of

Has a firm grasp of all branches of tactical leadership and logistics

with the same observation

in card board case of issue

Numbered on reverse "2518"

Cloth Badge of the Rangefinder-Flak Artillery - for Personnel of the Flak Artillery: machine embroidered in grey threads on Luftwaffe cloth

Purple Heart Awarded For Wounds In U-Boat Attack GTRexclude Has a firm grasp ofPurple Heart; officially numbered 267664, extremely fine. With original Award Document for the 38th General Hospital, May 24th 1944. Footnote: Purple Heart awarded to John R. Cooper, Seaman 1st Cl. 8646381, US Navy Armed Guard, recieved wounds 16th April 1944, when German U Boat U 407 torpedoes U. S. Freighter Meyer London, 17 miles off Derna, Libya. Survivors, including John R. Cooper were rescued by French manned MHS La Malouine before Meyer London