Bulgaria, Kingdom. A Wound Badge For One Wound, Type I With Royal Crown Hold He was declared wounded

He was declared wounded

Lieutenant Commander Ayres assumed command of the medical battalion upon its activation and with expert professional and administrative ability supervised and directed its organization and training in such an outstanding manner that it developed into a well coordinated

Gilt cross paty with crowned “FW III” on obverse centre

dated January 1923

The interior is partially encompassed by a silver-grey rayon liner which extends across both breasts

Bulgaria, Kingdom. A Wound Badge For One Wound, Type I With Royal Crown Hold He was declared woundedIllustrating a lion in bronze gilt with its right paw resting upon a helmet and its left paw resting upon a shield bearing a black enamelled number "1", with the Royal Crown in bronze gilt with red enamels at the top, mounted to a base in silver with light blue and black enamels illustrating a light blue cross framed by an open ended wreath of oak leaves and laurel leaves, with a red enamelled plate showing through in the voided areas, marked in