Canada, Commonwealth. A Royal Canadian Mounted Police Long Service Medal, John "Jack" Fraser Hold WWI 102nd Infantry Battalion "North

WWI 102nd Infantry Battalion "North British Columbians" Cap Badge CEF - Gilt on browning copper

with three original reverse attachment prongs intact

Loerzer became president of the German Aerial Sports Association

General Michaelis directed the “Operation Wolfhound” under his command

The men of the 116th Infantry Regiment who fought and died during the D-Day invasion of June 6

Canada, Commonwealth. A Royal Canadian Mounted Police Long Service Medal, John "Jack" Fraser Hold WWI 102nd Infantry Battalion "NorthElizabeth II (J. FRASER). In silver, naming is engraved. Edge nicks, scattered tarnishing, light contact, original ribbon, better than very fine. Accompanied by extensive paperwork, which includes copies of his Service Records, Personnel and Confidential Reports, various Certificates and Identification papers, along with photocopied RCMP File Photographs and much more. Footnote: John "Jack" Fraser was born on July 1, 1915 in Ottawa West, Nepean