A 1944 Royal Canadian Air Force (Rcaf) Aero Engineer (Ae) Wing Newly Listed was in position on the

was in position on the Weldon Railroad and occupying a position as skirmishers at the extreme right of out (Fifth) Army Corps

in January 1917

it was noted that his condition consisted of "nervous rumbling in (the) head

dated 23 July 1903 in which Wyse makes claim for the clasps Natal

marked Ellis & Co

A 1944 Royal Canadian Air Force (Rcaf) Aero Engineer (Ae) Wing Newly Listed was in position on theSilver and gold coloured bullion wire, in various textures, interlaced with black threading giving definition to the wings, wreath in brown embroidery, red embroidery in the void of the crown, on a black wool base, padded, black cloth backer is peeling away from the body of the wing, 47 mm x 105 mm, very fine. Footnote: From the collection of author Warren Carroll.