A First War Medal Of Honor For Heroism At Bois-De-Forges GTRexclude retiring in 1922 and was

retiring in 1922 and was still on the retired list as of 1939

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he was discharged and rejoined his unit on the 17th

arriving on November 28

It was noted that he had two prominent tattoos: one of a snake on his left forearm and one of a woman's head on his right forearm

A First War Medal Of Honor For Heroism At Bois-De-Forges GTRexclude retiring in 1922 and wasA First War Medal of Honor for Heroism at Bois de Forges; Army Medal of Honor (bronze gilt and enamels, engraved "CAPTAIN GEORGE H. MALLON 132 INF. 33 DIV." on the reverse, 38. 5 mm x 56. 2 mm inclusive of its eagle and VALOR suspension, on an original full length neck ribbon with thirteen star horizontal vertical cravat pad sewn in place, dual snap closure, intact enamels); Victory Medal, 1 Clasp MEUSE ARGONNE (bronze gilt, 36 mm); France: Order of