Canada, Commonwealth. A Second War Canadian-Made Summer Flying Helmet GTRexclude but the cross itself marked

but the cross itself marked “950” for silver content

in September of 1918 he became a prisoner of war in England

The Panel Numbers quoted at the end of each entry relate to the panels dedicated to the Regiment served with

the reverse with a central white enameled medallion bearing a gilt date of “1849”

and of different style of manufacture then this cross

Canada, Commonwealth. A Second War Canadian-Made Summer Flying Helmet GTRexclude but the cross itself markedExterior fabricated in khaki cotton, similar pattern to the Royal Navy Fleet Arm Type "C", the chin strap in a matching khaki cotton with its underside in a supple sheepskin, snap closure under the buckle on the right side, length adjustment buckle on the left side, ear covers in brown leather with a zipper closure placed on both sides, with a butterscotch colored leather strap with brass buckle stitched in place beside the ear cover towards the rear