Wwii Group Of Five To Gunner Joseph W. Doucette Hold Hosking later joined the 123rd

Hosking later joined the 123rd Battalion in the field on March 13

pin stamped “22” (identical to cross in Maerz-Stimson book on Iron Crosses 1st

gilded tombac

and partially because of the idea that infantry would be carried in the belly of the tank as safely as a young kangaroo in its mother’s pouch

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Wwii Group Of Five To Gunner Joseph W. Doucette Hold Hosking later joined the 123rdWWII Group of Five to Gunner Joseph W. Doucette War Medal 1935 1945, Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with Overseas Clasp, France and Germany Star, Italy Star and 1939 1945 Star. Unnamed, dark patinas, mounted to a suspension bar with swing bar pinback, as worn by the veteran, near extremely fine. Accompanied by his Discharge Certificate (issued on water resistant paper and dated November 3, 1945); his Department of National Defence, Canadian Bureau,