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The five medals are court-mounted
He enlisted for twelve years' service
again saw himself with the 19th Battalion in the field on August 12
The significance of the reference to Count Johann-Heinrich von Bernstorff raising a warning finger is that on May 1
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Wwi Canadian Army Dental Corps Collar Badge Buy Now The five medals are court-mountedWWI Canadian Army Dental Corps Collar Badge Pickled brass, unmarked, 29. 2 mm x 30 mm, intact lugs, extremely fine. Footnote: The medical standards of the Canadian Army were very rigid and numerous recruits were turned away due to poor teeth. In 1915, the Canadian Dental Association approached Sir Samuel Hughes, Minister of Militia, offering to establish a dental corps within the army to remedy this situation. It is believed that the Canadian Army
