A First War Mcgill University Overseas Siege Artillery Draft Officer's Insignia GTRexclude He died immediately

He died immediately

which in 1943 was especially tasked with using retrofitted Italian Tanks to combat Partisans in the occupied western Balkans

He signed his Attestation Paper with the 83rd Infantry Battalion (Queen's Own Rifles) on September 8

obtaining the highest score during the 5th Imperial Rifle Match

A First War Mcgill University Overseas Siege Artillery Draft Officer's Insignia GTRexclude He died immediately1st Pattern: "Over Seas" as two words version. Cap Badge: pickled brass, unmarked, 49. 2 mm x 65. 2 mm, replacement lugs arranged vertically; Collar Tabs: copper gilt, unmarked, 31. 3 mm x 40. 5 mm and 31. 3 mm x 42 mm respectively, the former with intact lugs and exhibiting light gilt wear, the latter with one intact lug. Near extremely fine. Footnote: The McGill University Overseas Siege Artillery Draft was organized in Montreal, Quebec.