Cuba, Republic. An Order of Juan Marinello visually-hidden the base featuring a hollow

the base featuring a hollow channel through which the rivet and nut remain visible

A circular and slightly convex brass plate with black enamel portraying a red enamel star

He was with the 3rd Canadian Divisional Ammunition Column

he enrolled at Rutgers College

Claims from Colonial forces were closed in 1900 but reopened in 1910 and 1913 in association with land claims for service in the war

Cuba, Republic. An Order of Juan Marinello visually-hidden the base featuring a hollow(Orden Juan Marinello), Four piece construction, gilt truncated starburst with broad tapering arms with concave edges, the central circular medallion bearing a raised portrait of Juan Marinello surrounded by a red enamel ring inscribed "JUAN MARINELLO", the reverse featuring the Cuban coat of arms and the inscription "REPUBLICA DE CUBA CONSEJO DE ESTADO", suspended from a pentagonal ribbon of red, white, and blue stripes, accompanied by its matching