United States. A Daughters Of The Cincinnati Society Badge To Lt. W. Greenleaf A-Mayo Smith, No. 585, By Bb&B Archive consisting of 1) A 40-Year

consisting of 1) A 40-Year service Veteran’s Association badge

Roßmüller took part in the 1st Department Leader course in Rotenburg/Fulda (central Germany)

It was determined his foot injury was severe enough to end his military career and by late April

marked "73" and "L73" on the facing lips along the bottom on the inside front and back covers respectively

deeds and memories of American naval and maritime history

United States. A Daughters Of The Cincinnati Society Badge To Lt. W. Greenleaf A-Mayo Smith, No. 585, By Bb&B Archive consisting of 1) A 40-YearIn silver gilt, multi piece construction, an eagle shaped badge with outspread wings, clutching a cluster of arrows and a laurel branch in each talon, a white enamelled banner inscribed DAUGHTERS OF THE CINCINNATI, the obverse medallion features a white enamelled 13 point ovular star with a super imposed left facing bust in the center, a light blue enamelled ring around the bust reads SERVATA FIDES CINERI, the reverse center is engraved LT. W.