United States. A Second War Army Colonel's Insignia Group, Rare Rank Insignia Newly Listed The Capo Nola's crew were

The Capo Nola's crew were the first Italian prisoners taken by the Allies during the war

The document is dated to Paris on March 26

1923 before being discharged from the Royal Navy on February 10

’s speech at the launch of the Tirpitz

He was also a member of the Kiwanis and attended Faith Lutheran Church in Lacey

United States. A Second War Army Colonel's Insignia Group, Rare Rank Insignia Newly Listed The Capo Nola's crew wereIncludes: a fully embroidery six level Ribbon Bar Rack: first level: Legion of Merit with bronze Oak Leaf Cluster; second level: Bronze Star, Army Commendation Medal with bronze Oak Leaf Cluster; third level: American Defense Service Medal with one bronze Service Star, American Campaign Medal, European African Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with four bronze Service Stars; fourth level: World War II Victory Medal, Army of Occupation Medal, National