United Kingdom. Second War No. 122 Royal Air Force (Bombay) Squadron Badge GTRexclude He was riding a bicycle

He was riding a bicycle home from a symphony concert he had attended and was hit by a drunken taxi driver on the Connaught Bridge over False Creek in Vancouver

A German Imperial Navy S

published by authority of the Corps Committee

measuring 35 mm (w) x 26 mm (h)

He was struck off strength on September 2

United Kingdom. Second War No. 122 Royal Air Force (Bombay) Squadron Badge GTRexclude He was riding a bicycleIn silvered metal with red, white, blue and yellow enamels, measuring 35 mm (w) x 49 mm (h), brass support plate with grippers, brass screwback, secured in place to a 57 mm (w) x 57 mm (h) maroon wool swatch, intact enamels, extremely fine. Footnote: No. 122 (Bombay) Squadron was a Royal Air Force fighter squadron during the First and Second World Wars. The squadron was formed on January 1, 1918 at Sedgeford as a day bomber unit with the Airco DH. 4,