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who was the last survivor from the Führerbunker
1944 and was reprinted in Canada in February
It was a dominating feature and a key to the United Nations Line
measuring 173 mm at the mouth x 100 mm at the base x 310 mm in height (inclusive of the lid)
illustrating a fouled anchor inside a circle and topped by the Tudor crown
United States. A West Indies Naval Campaign Medal To P. O'grady, United States Navy, Uss Iowa GTRexclude who was the last survivor(Sampson Medal) SANTIAGO (5), SAN JUAN. P. R (in bronze, engraved "P. O'GRADY. U. S. NAVY" on the edge, obverse illustrating the left facing bust of Rear Admiral William T. Sampson, inscribed "U. S. NAVAL CAMPAIGN WEST INDIES 1898" above, "WILLIAM T. SAMPSON" to the left and "COMMANDER IN CHIEF" to the right of the bust, engraver marked "B" (Charles E. Barber), reverse designed by George T. Morgan, illustrating a Navy officer, a Sailor and a Marine
