United States. An Air Medal To Staff Sergeant Lewis J. Huffaker, 17Th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron, 5Th Air Force Hold 14 Convalescent Depot on the

14 Convalescent Depot on the 18th and sixteen days after suffering his injury

disappeared below the surface of the water and drowned

A 1937 Tag der Arbeit badge

surrounded by the inscription "VNIVERSAL EXPOSITION SAINT LOUIS VNITED STATES OF AMERICA" within a circular frame

with the dates 1910 and 1935 in Roman numerals

United States. An Air Medal To Staff Sergeant Lewis J. Huffaker, 17Th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron, 5Th Air Force Hold 14 Convalescent Depot on theIn bronze gilt, engraved "S SGT LEWIS J HUFFAKER 17TH RCN SQ" on the reverse, measuring 42 mm (w) x 54 mm (h) inclusive of its integral suspension, original ribbon with brooch pinback, extremely fine. Accompanied by its 17. 2 mm (w) x 3. 7 mm (h) enameled ribbon bar, in its hardshelled case of issue, marked "AIR MEDAL" on the lid, light scuffing on the exterior, case near extremely fine. Footnote: Lewis J. Huffaker was born on October 5, 1924 in