Canada. A Contemporary Caterpillar Club Lapel Pin Archive (London Gazette - December 9h

(London Gazette - December 9h 1919) He was discharged on the 29th of September 1920

it states that: "In reply to your communication of January 18th 1946

Lewis was Honorably Discharged at NOPSC in Los Angeles on August 30

surrounded by the inscription "GLOIRE AUX INTREPIDES HEROS SERBES’ (Glory to the Intrepid Serb Heroes) and dated "1916" below

Canada. A Contemporary Caterpillar Club Lapel Pin Archive (London Gazette - December 9hIn metal with a bronze coloured finish, red enamels representing the caterpillar's eyes, measuring 19. 5 mm (w) x 4. 7 mm (h), two raised posts for uniform attachment, intact enamels, extremely fine. Footnote: These pins were awarded (on request) from parachute companies to pilots who successfully bailed out of airplanes. It was called "hitting the silk". Parachutes were made of silk, caterpillars make silk, and most of the pins were shaped like