Very fine and uncommon in that form
Group comes with a copy of his service record
He is shown in his records as a Bugler and reverted to Private on September 25th
on August 28
J-18182 Flying Officer (Bombardier/Bomb Aimer) Thomas Donovan Copeland of Dundalk
A Fine Vimy Rdige M.m. To The 44Th Battalion certificate_of_authenticity Very fine and uncommon inA Great War Vimy Ridge M. M. awarded to Private A. McRobb, 44th (Manitoba) Battalion, Canadian Infantry, who was wounded in June 1917 Military Medal, G. V. R. (829306 Pte. A. McRobb, 44 Can. Inf.), minor edge bruising, very fine. Footnote: M. M. London Gazette 9 July 1917. The original recommendation states: On 12 April 1917, East of Souchez, during attack on the Pimple, this man, while exposed to heavy shell fire and sniping, dug out two of his