A Second War Royal Canadian Air Force Sergeant's Insignia Group Newly Listed the two bands exhibiting the

the two bands exhibiting the traditional oakleaves design

A Special Grade Assault Badge

framed by a wreath of laurel leaves at the left and oak leaves at the right

New Mexico until he enlisted in the CEF on September 24th 1914

taking out his Flying Officer's Certificate at Napier Barracks

A Second War Royal Canadian Air Force Sergeant's Insignia Group Newly Listed the two bands exhibiting thePair of Sergeant's Stripes (three navy blue and white embroidered stripes on a blackish blue wool base, 48 mm x 135 mm each); two CANADA Eagle Insignia Patches (light blue embroidery on black wool, 63 mm x 80 mm each, red paper residue on the reverse from previous board mounting); two Crown Sleeve Insignias (blue embroidery on navy blue wool, padded, black paper backers, 46. 5 mm x 48 mm each); a Fitter Trade Badge (light blue embroidery on navy blue