United States. A Signed Photograph of Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient and Prisoner of War, Major "Bud" Day, Misty Super FAC's F-100 Squadron Auction Archive A Second War Silver Grade

A Second War Silver Grade Wound Badge by Klein & Quenzer - In fine zinc

1890-1945"

Unlike most of the other battleships that were recovered following Pearl Harbor

two small chips in the white enamels on the elephant

National Defense Medal (bronze

United States. A Signed Photograph of Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient and Prisoner of War, Major "Bud" Day, Misty Super FAC's F-100 Squadron Auction Archive A Second War Silver GradeIn color, gloss finish, signed "Col. Bud Day" in silver colored ink at the upper right, measuring 123 mm (w) x 177 mm (h), extremely fine. Accompanied by an 88 mm (w) x 51 mm (h) Congressional Medal of Honor Society business card, signed "Col. Bud Day" in black ink and inscribed "GEORGE E. DAY Colonel, USAF, Retired". Footnote: George Everett "Bud" Day was born on February 24, 1925 in Sioux City, Woodbury County, Iowa and made his home in Sioux City.