Russia, Imperial. A Medal for the Russo-Japanese War Auction Archive The last ground battle of

The last ground battle of the war was launched by the Fifteenth Air Force from the air

and in weather most unfavourable to the operation they crossed the river and captured their objective in spite of strong opposition from the enemy

His illnesses were extensive and included multiple cases of Tonsillitis

with deteriorate reverse

Russia, Imperial. A Medal for the Russo-Japanese War Auction Archive The last ground battle of( ). Constructed of toned bronze, on loop for suspension, the obverse bearing a raised depiction of the All Seeing Eye, situated above dates 1904 1905, the reverse bearing a Cyrillic inscription of , (referencing 1 Peter 5: 6, MAY THE LORD EXALT YOU IN HIS OWN TIME), measuring 30. 58 mm in diameter, weighing 11. 1 grams, demonstrating some loss of finish, in addition to the loss of the suspension ring and ribbon, in very fine condition.