A First War Canadian Pair To The 78Th Infantry Battalion Newly Listed Hislop died from his wounds

Hislop died from his wounds

It was there that he received the Knights Cross of the Iron Cross after completing 368 sorties

Royal Artillery under Major George Crawford and was to serve with the battalion for his entire career

Colonel Vidal explained the process and required documents necessary

A First War Canadian Pair To The 78Th Infantry Battalion Newly Listed Hislop died from his woundsA First War Canadian Pair to the 78th Infantry Battalion British War medal (147049 CPL. J. T. BOYCE. 78TH CAN INF.), Victory Medal (147049 CPL. J. T. BOYCE. 78TH CAN INF.), naming impressed, extremely fine. Footnote: John Thomas Boyce was born in Linconshire England in 1874 and was working as a Painter in Winnipeg before enlisting in June 1915.