Canada. Four Canadian Forces' Decorations Newly Listed followed by the contents of

followed by the contents of the letter itself

as there were still many men alive below deck

surrounded by a blue enameled ring circumscribed “Den 18 Januar 1851” (The 18th January 1851)

These Pan-American aircraft were also involved in the evacuation of northern Burma in May 1942

Bombardier Gunner Valentine William "Bill" Henry Hansen

Canada. Four Canadian Forces' Decorations Newly Listed followed by the contents ofElizabeth II. Group Captain J. W. Griffith (G C J W GRIFFITH); Warrant Officer 1st Class P. E. LaRue (WO 1 P. E. LARUE); Private E. G. Haddon (PTE E. G. HADDON); and Major C. J. (MAJOR C. J. .). All four are mechanically engraved, the latter two with an additional ten years' service clasp, with some scratching to the naming on Laurie's medal, the naming on the Major C. J. medal scratched with the surname having been erased. Haddon's medal is court