Canada. A War Medal, Private Thompson, 134Th Infantry Battalion, 19Th Infantry Battalion Archive A second war German silver

A second war German silver grade “Infantriesturmabzeichen” badge

) Clerk of the Ordnance"

missing its Imperial cockade on the left side

the 38th Bomb Group was praised for the “excellent oblique photographs which have resulted during recent strike missions in the vicinity of Uligan Habor” noting that the “intelligence derived from these photos in the form of damge [sic] assessment target information and enemy activity has been greatly assisted by the quality of the pictures

returned to Australia on July 1

Canada. A War Medal, Private Thompson, 134Th Infantry Battalion, 19Th Infantry Battalion Archive A second war German silver(799899 PTE. F. W. THOMPSON. 19 CAN. INF.). Naming is officially impressed. Dark patina, contact marks, edge nicks, bruised, replacement ribbon, fine. Footnote: Frederick Walter Thompson was born on July 21, 1878 in Toronto, Ontario. He was a resident of Toronto when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (799899) with the 134th Infantry Battalion "48th Highlanders", on February 2, 1916 in Toronto, at the age of 37, naming his next of kin as his