Russia, Imperial. A Medal For The Defence Of Sevastopol, C.1855 Hold the unit did not go

the unit did not go overseas as a unit

but it really begins on 21 November when U-48 left Wilhelmshaven bound for the Irish coast via the Dover Straits

On June 1941 he received Bulgarian Pilot’s Badge “Eagle”

" and that he had "pain in (the) scar - sharp needle like character - radiating into (the) abdominal cavity - coming on at night and morning when undressing and dressing himself - rests only for a few seconds

Russia, Imperial. A Medal For The Defence Of Sevastopol, C.1855 Hold the unit did not go1854 1855 Campaign. Silver Version. Obverse illustrating the intertwined crowned cyphers of Tsars Nicholas I and Alexander II, reverse with the all seeing eye with the inscription "From 13 September 1854 to 28 August 1855" below and surrounded by the inscription "For the Defence of Sebastopol" in Russian, measuring 28 mm, replacement ribbon, fine. This offering is a part of the "Dr. Albert Goodwin Collection", a preeminent assemblage of world Orders,