Canada. A Military Police Corps Cap Badge, Second Version With Gvr Cypher, C.1917 Buy Now were later interred at the

were later interred at the United States Air Force Cemetery Leyte #1 in the Philippines

The Streifendienst did not serve as an independent branch and did not receive their own insignia's

the obverse with a rightward facing bust of Grand Duke Friedrich Franz III

A 1914 Screwback Baltic Cross

and by the end of the month came under the command of the new Captain

Canada. A Military Police Corps Cap Badge, Second Version With Gvr Cypher, C.1917 Buy Now were later interred at theCanada; Brass, unmarked, 45. 7 mm (w) x 45 mm (h), intact lugs and pin, extremey fine. Footnote: The Canadian Military Police Corps was organized on October 15, 1915 and consisted of thirteen detachments, two of which served with the Canadian Corps in the field. The duties of the Canadian Military Corps involved traffic control, investigations and managing detention camps, as well as maintaining discipline.