Original U.S. WWII USS Gantner Naval Ensign & Commission Pennant Flown in Tokyo Harbor During Surrender of Japanese Forces on September 2-7th 1945 Iraq A "Medal for Social Welfare"

A "Medal for Social Welfare" was also issued for lesser degrees of service

one small and one large

In our research

but it's very are that we come across an original intact Model 1865 infantry rifle

● “MY FACE IS OK BUT LOOK AT THE REAR END

Original U.S. WWII USS Gantner Naval Ensign & Commission Pennant Flown in Tokyo Harbor During Surrender of Japanese Forces on September 2-7th 1945 Iraq A "Medal for Social Welfare"Original Item. One of a Kind. This is an absolutely stunning U. S. Naval Ensign & Commission pennant which were flown aboard the USS Gantner (APO 42) in Tokyo Harbor on September 2 7th, 1945 during the Unconditional Surrender of the Japanese Imperial Forces to the United States Armed Forces. The flag is encased within a museum display which measures 12 x 16 x 1. The flag comes with a museum display board which measures 6 x 18 and reads: THIS NAVAL