Army Long Service And Good Conduct Medal To The Royal Canadian Regiment Auction Archive it was determined that his

it was determined that his death was related to his war service

his initial injuries described as "brush burns to his face and left hand" along with an "injury to his right ankle" and a "contusion to his left shoulder" were later re-assessed to be "minor cuts to his face and both hands"

A very good example of such brocade belt and buckle

where he re-attested at Tidworth the next day and was later transferred to the 16th Infantry Battalion at Rouen

Army Long Service And Good Conduct Medal To The Royal Canadian Regiment Auction Archive it was determined that hisCanada bar George V, (SGT. V. G. DEAN R. C. R.). Naming is officially impressed, toned, very fine.