A Puprle Heart To Pte. Cox; Normandy Veteran Wounded In Belgium Newly Listed 91 mm x 91

91 mm x 91

All photographs and some of the printed pieces are glued in place

their most vital role was the "Road Watch"

Great Britain and Northern Ireland

He was inspected as a conscript on May 26th 1941 at the command office in Friedberg

A Puprle Heart To Pte. Cox; Normandy Veteran Wounded In Belgium Newly Listed 91 mm x 91A Puprle Heart to Pte. Cox; Normandy Veteran Wounded in Belgium; Purple Heart (bronze gilt and enamels, un named, 34. 8 mm x 43. 5 mm, on original ribbon with brooch pinback); and Dog Tag (aluminum, stamped "JOSEPH COX 35580549 T43 43 URSULA COX 829 W 3RD AVE GARY IND", 28. 5 mm x 50. 5 mm). Accompanied by his Army of the United States Honorable Discharge Certificate (numbered "173879", dated July 28, 1945, signed by Charles T. Young, Colonel, Medical