Mexico, Ii Empire. An Discharge Document With Merit To Guadalupe Leon C.1868 Newly Listed and Gold Medal of the

and Gold Medal of the French Society for the Development of Research and Inventive Activity 1970 (numbered "126-8" and dated May 8

RCAF Station Mount Pleasant evolved from a relief field to a full training facility

a large silver disc with sixteen principle multirays points

with illustrations of him and his comrades in a naval academy

even though it happened about a mile away across the valley

Mexico, Ii Empire. An Discharge Document With Merit To Guadalupe Leon C.1868 Newly Listed and Gold Medal of theA document dated July 2, 1868, granting the military status of Retirement with Merit to Guadalupe Leon, in recognition of the services rendered during the war against the Second Mexican Empire (where he was amputated as it is read on the document), presenting original signature of President Porfirio Diaz, along with a period Mexican stamp on the top and printed coat of arms of the Mexican Republic. The document is shown within a black frame with front