He was admitted to a field hospital once in September of 1944
but also possessed three different grades of driver’s licences
Willis-O'Connor was struck off strength of the 2nd Infantry Battalion
on full-length neck ribbon with thirteen star octagonal cravat pad
as a Queen's Gurkha Officer (QGO) and was appointed Member of the Royal Victorian Order (MVO) in 1984 for his service as Queen's Gurkha Orderly Officer
Poland, Republic, People's Republic. Three Miniature Awards Auction He was admitted to aTwo Republic awards: Order of Polonia Restituta "Poland Restored" 1918, III Class Officer (three piece construction, in silver gilt with red, white and blue enamels, measuring 15. 3 mm (w) x 21 mm (h) inclusive of its large ring and laterally pierced ball suspension, rosette on its original ribbon); Cross of Valour 1920 (in bronze, measuring 17. 2 mm (w) x 17. 2 mm (h), original ribbon); and People's Republic: Order of the Virtuti Militari "Military