Cuba, Republic. A Star of Naval or Military Merit I Class for Other Services consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac the reverse of the tongue

the reverse of the tongue bearing handwritten numbers “100-120”

three bronze palms on its original ribbon)

gilt wear on the KSA

(Tropenschirmmütze)

the mine was abandoned due the dangerous nature of the work

Cuba, Republic. A Star of Naval or Military Merit I Class for Other Services consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac the reverse of the tongue(Orden del Merito Naval o Militar 1ra Clase por Otros Servicios) Order of Naval or Military Merit I Class for Other Services, for General Officers only, in silver gilt and enamels, the eight pointed star with chiselled rays, overlaid with a white enamel Maltese cross with ball finials between the arms, superimposed on a green enamelled laurel wreath with red enamel berries, the blue enamel centre medallion bearing the intertwined letters MM and