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the aircraft was re-designated as DV244 UM-L2
with very few remaining in private collections
stating that he had previous service with the 3rd Prince of Wales' Canadian Dragoons (1903-1907) and the 14th Field Battery (1907-1914)
Canada" from 1942 (empty)
he suffered an injury on January 20
Mexico, Republic. A Pilot's Badge, C.1945 Hold the aircraft was re-designated asIn bronze gilt with red, white, green and violet enamels, unmarked, 20. 5 mm x 91. 2 mm, dual push pins, intact enamels, scattered gilt wear on the reverse, near extremely fine.
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