WW1 British RFC Ace Victory Medal Capt AGV Taylor KIA

This title refers to a WW1 British Royal Flying Corps (RFC) Ace Victory Medal awarded to Captain AGV Taylor, who was tragically killed in action (KIA). The RFC, the precursor to the Royal Air Force, played a pivotal role in aerial warfare during WW1. Captain AGV Taylor was an ‘Ace’, a title given to military aviators credited with shooting down several enemy aircraft during aerial combat. The Ace Victory Medal, an esteemed military decoration, was posthumously awarded to Taylor for his heroic service and significant contribution to the war efforts. His untimely death in the line of duty underscores the profound sacrifices made by brave individuals during the Great War. The medal is not just a piece of military regalia, but a symbol of courage, honour, and patriotism, making it a valuable collectable for military enthusiasts and historians alike. Comes with copies of combat reports and research.