Canada. A Royal Canadian Artillery Forage Cap Of Lieutenant-Colonel A.v. Taylor, Cd Hold He served in the 7th

He served in the 7th Company of the 2nd Battalion of the Reserve Infantry Regiment 76 “Hamburg”

arriving in Canada on the 15th

It had been said that evacuating him to the hospital was probably the toughest problem that medics ever had

A brief but illuminating summary of the trials and tribulations of the Balloonatics is to be found in the introduction to Alan Morris’ definitive history of the same title: "Perceiving their elongated brownish-grey skins the Allies eschewed the technical description of "gasbag

with a point-form list of content and a short review

Canada. A Royal Canadian Artillery Forage Cap Of Lieutenant-Colonel A.v. Taylor, Cd Hold He served in the 7thThis fine quality cap has a 45 mm wide red wool band, with the body of the cap fabricated from a black wool, in the traditional flat top design with raised peak. There are two black metal eyelets on each side of the cap on the underside of the overhang for ventilation. The front is adorned with a 65 mm (w) x 49. 5 mm (h) fire gilt Royal Canadian Artillery Cap Badge. The black patent leather visor has a black two piece patent leather strap resting