with addition to top being in flat silvery wire
he was stationed in the United Kingdom throughout the Second World War
when he suffered shrapnel wounds to his right eye and neck on April 6
His first service entry is from December 4th
in memory of those who perished and there is a memorial sculpture in the Rose Garden of Hazelhead Park in Aberdeen
Seven Second War Canadian Intelligence Corps Insignia Auction Archive with addition to top beingTwo Canadian Intelligence Corps Insignia Sets (Set 1: Cap Badge: white metal, convex, unmarked, voided, 41. 7 mm x 49. 32 mm, intact lugs and Collar Tab Pair: bronze, unmarked, voided, 29. 2 mm x 33. 3 mm each, intact lugs; Set 2: Cap Badge: white metal, unmarked, voided, 42 mm x 50. 7 mm, intact lugs and Collar Tab Pair: white metal, unmarked, voided, 32. 7 mm x 32. 5 mm each, intact lugs and pins); and British Intelligence Corps Cap Badge (bronze,