Canada. Canadian Recipients of The Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers' Decoration and The Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal Newly Listed so they couldn’t get their

so they couldn’t get their fighters off to be a problem with our bombers

abut good to fine overall condition

Named to: 515105 L

He was confirmed in the rank of Bombardier on March 1

He completed his Annual Training at Local Headquarters (1941-1942) and in Camp (May 2-16

Canada. Canadian Recipients of The Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers' Decoration and The Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal Newly Listed so they couldn’t get theirHardcover, forest green cloth cover, the text on the front cover and the spine in a silver coloured ink, with dust jacket, entitled "Canadian Recipients of The Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers' Decoration and The Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal", complied and edited by Stephen M. Pallas, copyrighted by the complier editor Pallas in 1990, printed in Canada by Tri Graphic Printing (Ottawa) Limited, ISBN 0 9694966 0 5. As stated on the