A Bronze Grade Mother’s Cross certificate_of_authenticity For his in battle actions

For his in battle actions decisions and the subsequent sinking of U-162 and the capturing of its crew

disposed in another hermetically sealed chamber

bruising on the UNKM

He was a resident of British Columbia when he signed his Attestation Paper (16992) with the 7th Infantry Battalion on September 18

achieved a 1st Class Army Certificate of Education (equivalent) Part II in 1931 and had his service with the BEF Imperial Forces

A Bronze Grade Mother’s Cross certificate_of_authenticity For his in battle actionsA Cross of Honour of the German Mother; third class; in bronze; with blue, white, and black enamels; on original ribbon (slightly salty); measuring 43 mm x 36 mm; overall extremely fine condition.