A Second World War D.f.c. Group Awarded To No. 50 Squadron In 1943-44 Archive 1917 and Four Service Chevrons

1917 and Four Service Chevrons on October 15

Accompanied by his Canadian Field Artillery Cap Badge (bronze

he retired on Half Pay on 25 November 1864 and died at Fulham on 28 November 1888

for passage from Boulogne

Armed Constabulary on February 7

A Second World War D.f.c. Group Awarded To No. 50 Squadron In 1943-44 Archive 1917 and Four Service ChevronsA Second World War D. F. C. Group Awarded to No. 50 Squadron in 1943 44 Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, late Manchester Regiment, who completed a tour of operations as an Air Gunner in No. 50 Squadron in 1943 44, including six trips to the "Big City", the Peenemunde raid and no less than four combats. Distinguished Flying Cross, G. VI. R., the reverse officially dated "1944"; India General Service 1908 35, 1 clasp, Burma 1930 32 (3519463 Pte. A.