Livings had had "five attacks of Bronchitis with pains in (his) legs
Seaman First Class Kyrklund was aboard USS Franklin just before dawn on March 19
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It was for these actions that Pichler became eligible for the Blood Order after the award’s criteria was expanded
An absolutely mint
Canada, CEF. A First War Medal Pair to Pte. Smith, Canadian Machine Gun Brigade Buy Now Livings had had "five attacksA British War Medal, in silver, rim impressed 15648 PTE. J. J. SMITH. C. M. G. BDE., full size, dark patina, wear to ribbon, very fine. A Victory Medal, in bronze gilt, rim impressed 15648 PTE. J. J. SMITH. C. M. G. BDE., full size, light gilt wear, very fine. Footnote: John James Smith was born in Manchester, England in 1881. He was employed as a salesman when he enlisted on July 18, 1916 in Shornecliffe. He served with the Canadian Machine Gun