The Indochinese War (1946-1954) cost the Foreign Legion 314 officers and 10
the reverse with an inscription of “SIGNUM LAUDIS” (“SIGN OF PRAISE”) inside of a laurel and oak leaf wreath
Knight Commander (56 recipients) and Knight Companion (43 recipients)
where he was transferred to the 2nd Canadian Divisional Ammunition Column on January 19th
Under clause 58 of this new highest document
Austria, Empire, Republic; Hungary, Kingdom. A Lot Of Twelve Medals Hold The Indochinese War (1946-1954) costTen Austria (Empire); Medals: Military Merit Medal "Signum Laudis", Bronze Grade with Swords, Franz Joseph I; two Commemorative Medals 1898 "Signum Memoriae"; Commemorative Cross 1848 1908; two Karl Troop Crosses; Bravery Medal, Bronze Grade, Franz Joseph I; Bravery Medal, Bronze Grade, Karl I; Iron Merit Cross; Wound Medal for Two Wounds; Austria (Republic): First War Commemorative Medal 1914 1918; and Hungary (Kingdom): First War Commemorative Medal