A First War Medal Pair To The 14Th Canadian Infantry Battalion certificate_of_authenticity It was traced to wet

It was traced to wet conditions in France

Heavy counter attacks prevented the submarine from reporting this action for some five hours

1918 and cited in the London Gazette

1944 and was promoted to Leading Seaman later in the month

near Ypres

A First War Medal Pair To The 14Th Canadian Infantry Battalion certificate_of_authenticity It was traced to wetA First War Medal Pair to the 14th Canadian Infantry Battalion (Royal Montreal) (797154 PTE. C. BRANDOW. 14 CAN. INF.), Victory Medal (797154 PTE. C. BRANDOW. 14 CAN. INF.), naming is impressed, toned, extremely fine. Footnote: Clarence Brondow was born in Carholme Ontario in 1896 and was working as a Farm Labourer prior to enlisting in the CEF in March 1916.