An Australian Group To Crpl Cook Who Participated In The Battle Of Damour & The Kokoda Track Campaign Newly Listed with some chipping to centre

with some chipping to centre obverse

was never executed

Subsequently they were engaged in moving prisoners from the Zuider Zee area and in practising for a great many ceremonies and parades

He died from Arteriosclerosis due to valvular heart disease

this Police bayonet features a nickel-plated steel blade

An Australian Group To Crpl Cook Who Participated In The Battle Of Damour & The Kokoda Track Campaign Newly Listed with some chipping to centre1939 1945 Star (WX8316 R. A. COOK); Pacific Star (WX8316 R. A. COOK); Defence Medal (WX8316 R. A. COOK); War Medal 1939 1945 (WX8316 R. A. COOK); and Australia Service Medal 1939 1945 (WX8316 R. A. COOK). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, original ribbons, cleaned, contact marks, very fine. Accompanied by copies his Attestation Paper and Service and Casualty Form, along with assorted research papers. Footnote: Roy Alexander Cook was born on