A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal To Major Ogden Buy Now typewritten in black on white

typewritten in black on white paper

seeing action in the French theatre during the First World War

His regiment was part of the 27th Panzer Division which suffered heavy losses during Soviet counter offensives following the Battle of Stalingrad

1916 and sailed October 4

Alberta Regiment (49th Infantry Battalion) was "to be Temporary Lieutenant"

A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal To Major Ogden Buy Now typewritten in black on whiteA Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal to Major Ogden (CAPT. & MAJOR W. E. OGDEN C. A. M. C.). Naming is officially impressed. Original ribbon with pinback, dark patina, very light contact, extremely fine. Footnote: William Edward Ogden was born on November 11, 1880 in Toronto, Ontario. He signed his Officers' Declaration Paper as a Major, on June 12, 1919, at Spadina Military Hospital in Toronto, at the age of 38, naming his next of kin as