Canada, Commonwealth. A Mark I Helmet, Named To Lieutenant Ridley Williams, Rcoc 1940 Buy Now The book contains 752 pages

The book contains 752 pages of text

and organization was in the hands of Eleonore Baur (AKA Sister Pia)

employing specialists for each particular job in order to train and deploy them in time to meet the war's demand

They were unable to cope with the disaster themselves - that was the reason we were called in

a ribbon banner below inscribed "SIXTH CANADIAN FIELD COY / ROYAL CANADIAN ENGINEERS"

Canada, Commonwealth. A Mark I Helmet, Named To Lieutenant Ridley Williams, Rcoc 1940 Buy Now The book contains 752 pagesIn steel with a brownish green finish, non magnetic, with a 32 mm (w) x 30 mm (h) Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps insignia decal placed on the left side, the helmet with a steel strip protective edge at the opening and covered by a green and brown camouflage netting. Inside with a steel framed cradle supporting a black rubberized canvas liner, four rubber pads on the underside against the sidewall, cross shaped rubber pad held in place with a single