A Memorial Cross To A First & Second War Veteran certificate_of_authenticity The 2nd Battalion then moved

The 2nd Battalion then moved on to Hersin-Coupigny

Maidstone and assigned to the submarine H

the unescorted Llandaff Castle was sunk by two torpedoes fired from a u-boat on the same run (Mobassa to Durban)

Due to the increased volume and accuracy of enemy fire from a fortified machine gun bunker on the side of the road

A Memorial Cross To A First & Second War Veteran certificate_of_authenticity The 2nd Battalion then movedA Memorial Cross to a First & Second War Veteran Memorial Cross, ERII (C 5538 PTE. G. A. HAY). Naming is officially engraved. Very crisp detail, high relief, dark patina, scratch marks on the reverse, near extremely fine. Accompanied by copies of his WWII Attestation Papers, Service Records, Medical Papers, Discharge Certificates and Certificate of Service. Footnote: Gordon Alexander Hay was born on May 8, 1896 in Foxboro, Ontario, near Belleville. He