Wwi Siberian Expeditionary Force Cap Badge. C.e.f. Hold Flying Lieutenant Rogers performed observational

Flying Lieutenant Rogers performed observational duties and range finding missions for various BEF artillery batteries

but he was stopped at the gate as he was unable to produce the correct pass

with classic Meybauer set-up on reverse

In addition to the above two Colonial Auxiliary Force awards and the New Zealand Volunteer Service Medal (awarded in 1903)

Iron Cross Second Class 1939 - #24 - Magnetic

Wwi Siberian Expeditionary Force Cap Badge. C.e.f. Hold Flying Lieutenant Rogers performed observationalBadges Enlisted Man's version. Browning copper, manufactured by Stanley & Aylward, 29 mm x 44 mm, intact lugs, quality made, crisp detail, high relief, near mint. Footnote: On July 12, 1918, the Chief of the General Staff was directed to form a Brigade Headquarters, two Infantry Battalions, a Field Artillery Battery, a Machine Gun Company and certain other troops for service in Siberia. With a British Battalion joining the Canadians in Siberia, the