" The report also stated that circumstances were as such: "Suspected low flying in formation when A/C FE387 broke formation and started into a shallow dive towards the ground
a small NSV stick pin (Constructed of silvered bronze
with green interior
on its yellow nylon neck cord incorporating a continuous twisted design
overlaid by a central Odal rune defaced by a sword
United Kingdom. A Queen’s Mediterranean Medal to Pte. J. E Walton, King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry Republic of " The report also statedA Queens Mediterranean Medal, in silver, rim impressed 7777 PTE J. E. WALTON. YORKS. L. I., notable edge knocks, light wear, extremely fine. Accompanied by a photocopy of WO100 386, the nominal roll for the 3rd Battalion, K. O. Yorkshire L. I. Footnote: 7777 Pte. J. E. Walton, York L. I. is on the nominal roll for the Mediterranean Medal. He was a private in the 3rd (Militia) Battalion, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), one of the militia