Wwi Royal Flying Corps Group To Lieutenant H. Hickson, 206 Squadron certificate_of_authenticity Supported by sections of the

Supported by sections of the neighboring division and its core regiment

After service in France

For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty when an enemy shell set fire to an ammunition dump and wounded six men

Albert George Hall

Wwi Royal Flying Corps Group To Lieutenant H. Hickson, 206 Squadron certificate_of_authenticity Supported by sections of theWWI Royal Flying Corps Group to Lieutenant H. Hickson, 206 Squadron Includes three RFC Wings Badges (one is brown and white embroidery on black wool, 31. 5 mm x 105 mm; one is a unique version, fabricated from leather in the familiar RFC style, with an "RFC" insignia sewn in place, 40 mm x 97 mm; one is gold and silver wire bullion, with a raised embroidered crown, blue wool behind the "RFC" insignia and the "Royal Flying Corps" ribbon banner, on