United Kingdom. A North West Canada Medal 1885, Halifax Rifles Artillery (No. 1 Company, Halifax Provincial Battalion) visually-hidden forced to forfeit one days'

forced to forfeit one days' pay for being Absent Without Leave for twenty-one hours

1918 to March 21

During this time he is known to have served in the SA Sturm 16 and then SA Sturm 14

above a banner bearing his name in raised lettering and within laurel leaf branches

Some survivors recount that the ship was initially struck by shore-battery gunfire

United Kingdom. A North West Canada Medal 1885, Halifax Rifles Artillery (No. 1 Company, Halifax Provincial Battalion) visually-hidden forced to forfeit one days'(CORPl C. H. ADAMS. H. R. A.:). Naming is engraved in block capitals, inverted. Pitted, bruised, edge nicks, replacement ribbon, better than fine. Footnote: The Halifax Provincial Battalion was assigned garrison duty along the Canadian Pacific Railway main line that stretched across the prairies. After a short stay in Winnipeg, the battalion was broken into four components and sent to Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Saskatchewan Landing and Medicine Hat.