Canada, CEF. A Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps Cap Badge Auction Archive named to “WILHELM RESSL”

named to “WILHELM RESSL”

Schaefer retired from the Air Force Reserve in 1975 with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel after twenty-five years' service

minor material fatigue and oxidation evident

due to Geyer’s misdeeds this is negligible

and the effects of these struggles on the naval war

Canada, CEF. A Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps Cap Badge Auction Archive named to “WILHELM RESSL”In pickled copper, unmarked, voided, measures 32 mm (w) x 44. 3 mm (h), intact lugs on reverse, remains in very fine condition. Footnote: The Canadian Army Medical Corps, already part of Canada's small regular force and non permanent active militia at the start of the war, was part of the vanguard of troops that went overseas and among the first to enter into battle. The corps was instrumental in inoculating the entire Canadian force against typhoid