the second aircraft he was closing in on was piloted by Second Lieutenant G
maker marked with the logo of Arbeitsgemeinschaft Metall und Kunststoff
bearing a letter “B” indicating a replacement piece
1938 Southern Rhodesian Officer Pilot Wing - Felt patch embroidered in multi-colored cotton threads with a cloth backing
He states that the fractured clavicle was not united when he returned to France in March 1917
Canada, Commonwealth. A Mixed Lot of Insignia GTRexclude the second aircraft he wasA mixed lot of badges and insignia including: An RCAF sweetheart badge, in sterling, measures 70. 0 mm (w) x 20. 5 mm (h), horizontal pin on the reverse, very fine. Two RCAF operational badges, in sterling silver, marked BIRKS on reverse, with backing plate, two screwposts and small screwplates, measures 38. 7 mm (w) x 10. 5 mm (h), very fine. Four Army Shooting Badges with various clasps, all marked sterling, ranging from fine to very fine. A variety