Belgian WW2 Medal for Volunteers of the Army Recruitment Centres in France 1940. French version CRAB 1944 Pattern Webbing and volunteers

and volunteers

5×54 Mannlicher–Schönauer cartridge manufactured by DWM (Deutsche Waffen- und Munitionsfabriken)

Seated figure of Britannia on the right

and brass gun sight stamped to the top section “DIAL SIGHT NO7 MKII ROSS LONDON 1918 NO 20424”

Constantine I 'the Great'

Belgian WW2 Medal for Volunteers of the Army Recruitment Centres in France 1940. French version CRAB 1944 Pattern Webbing and volunteersThe Medal of the Recruiting Centers 1940 (Mdaille des Centres de recrutement 1940 Medaille van de Recruteringscentra van het Belgisch Leger 1940) is a decoration of the Kingdom of Belgium created by royal decree on April 12, 1990. The award was granted to any man between the ages of sixteen and thirty five who responded to the order, given in May 1940 by the Government, to join the recruiting centers of the Belgian army in France from May 10, 1940,