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Book: Medal Of Honor: Aviators of World War I - Flying Machines Press

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Book: Escape: The Gripping Story of World War I Medal of Honor Recipient Edouard V. Isaacs - Naval Institute Press

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Book: Scarlet Fields: The Combat Memoir of a World War I Medal of Honor Hero (Modern War Studies) - Univ Pr of Kansas

Apparel: United States Military Armed Forces Full Size Ribbon - World Wars - WWI 1 Victory

Single Detail Page Misc: New 4x6 World War I Photo: Eddie Rickenbacker, Flying Ace & Medal of Honor Recipient

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Q: How to Identify WWI Medals.
A: 1. The "War to End All Wars" didn't. Obtain any military records on your ancestor, including journals or family histories. If you are 50 or older, it is possibl... Read More »

Q: Why Did the United States Join WWI?
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Q: Why Did the United States Enter WWI?
A: Good business move, our allies were France and England. They were getting pulverized. France was occupied. England was being bombed. Read More »

Q: Who are the last living people to still have a medal of honor fro...
A: i don't kno how many are stilll living but there was 119 men who received medals for there actions. Read More »

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