A Cross Of The Fatherland Ladies Of The Red Cross 1866-1926 Newly Listed He was hospitalized and admitted

He was hospitalized and admitted to No

He landed in France on the 18th and joined his new unit on the 23rd

It was noted that he was to be Lance Corporal on April 1

He was discharged from active service at Hanover

A Cross Of The Fatherland Ladies Of The Red Cross 1866-1926 Newly Listed He was hospitalized and admittedA commemorative Cross of the Fatherland Ladies Association of the Red Cross (also commonly referred to as the Fatherland Ladies Association for Providing Aid and Care to the Wounded in the War); blackened bronze, with red enamels; unmarked; on a bow ribbon featuring a sewn on horizontal pinback (two of the four stitches severed); measuring 36. 47 mm x 36. 32 mm; weighing 14. 7 grams; better than very fine condition.