He is also documented as being a post-war Squadron Leader at RAF Neatishead in April 1946 and on the retired list as cited in the London Gazette 42929
Ordnance Staff
Fee with a strength of 35 officers and 775 other ranks
the Battalion was broken up and absorbed into the 19th
light spotting
A Rare April 22-24, 1915 Second Battle Of Ypres Medal Hold He is also documented asA Rare April 22 24, 1915 Second Battle of Ypres Medal Bronze gilt, illustrating a Canadian soldier in a victory pose, a battle setting with cannon, barbed wire and plumes of smoke in the background, his right arm thrusting his rifle skyward, his cap on the tip of the rifle, his left hand holding a Union Jack and a Canadian flag, inscribed "YPRES" above and "CANADA APRIL 22 24 1915" below, 26 mm x 45. 2 mm, integral suspension, gilt loss overall, near