He was transferred to England and posted to the Canadian Engineer Reinforcement Depot on August 11th
A 1881 Austrian Life Saving Badge - Fine quality badge in gilded bronze and enamels
he was struck off strength to "H" Wing at the Canadian Concentration Camp at Witley on June 20th
A massive Chinese infantry assault on Area 2 was only minutes away and withdrawal was impossible
Both blade and scabbard throat are unit marked S
Five Royal Australian Air Force (Raaf) Insignia Archive He was transferred to EnglandCorps of Signals Insignia (copper, unmarked, 37 mm x 49 mm, all four lugs intact); Cap Insignia (composed of two pieces, bronze, maker marked "WALLACE BISHOP", eagle measures 10 mm x 37. 7 mm with both screwposts intact, crown measures 9. 5 mm x 10. 3 mm with the single screwpost intact); Cap Insignia (composed of two pieces, bronze gilt, maker marked "WALLACE BISHOP", eagle measures 10 mm x 38. 5 mm with both screwposts intact, crown measures 9. 8 mm