WW2 Canadian Medal Group With CD Sgt. A. M. Curran

WW2 Canadian Medal Group With CD Sgt. A. M. Curran This World War II Canadian medal group consists of the service awards presented to Sergeant A. M. Curran of the Canadian forces. The group includes his officially named medals spanning the Second World War and subsequent service. Typical components are the War Medal 1939-1945 and the Canadian Volunteer Service Medal, both issued for active duty and voluntary service during the conflict. The group also features the Canadian Forces Decoration (CD), awarded for twelve years of service, signifying extended military commitment. Each medal is accompanied by its original ribbon and, where applicable, naming or numbering as per Canadian military regulations of the period. The set provides insight into individual military careers during and after WWII, reflecting recognition of both frontline and long-term service. All items are attributed to Sgt. A. M. Curran as indicated by official naming where present. This group presents a representative example of Canadian military awards from the mid-20th century.