An American First War Victory Medal To Submarine U.s.s. L-Ten certificate_of_authenticity tape residue on the pinback

tape residue on the pinback from previous board mounting

1 Clasp - FORMER YUGOSLAVIA

Seven direct hits were obtained on a hostile battery where two gun pits were destroyed by the 69th Siege Battery with observation by Lieut

with Marshall standing in the back row at the far right)

An American First War Victory Medal To Submarine U.s.s. L-Ten certificate_of_authenticity tape residue on the pinbackAn American First War Victory Medal to Submarine U. S. S. L Ten With official Submarine clasp and privately made U. S. S. L Ten Clasp, on period ribbon, exhibiting wear, very fine. Footnote: USS L 10 (SS 50) was an L class submarine of the United States Navy. Her keel was laid down on 17 February 1915 by Fore River Shipbuilding Company of Quincy, Massachusetts. She was launched on 16 March 1916 sponsored by Miss Catherine Rush, and commissioned on 2