Ten First War Canadian Badges Archive the 30th Regiment

the 30th Regiment

stating that he had five years' previous service with the Canadian Garrison Artillery

two General Service Collar Dogs

Bennett was struck off strength and invalided to Canada for further medical treatment

voluntary enlistment was unregulated and skilled men were joining up and leaving companies with a shortage of skilled labour essential to maintaining the country’s war capability

Ten First War Canadian Badges Archive the 30th RegimentTen First War Canadian Badges Canada Shoulder Title (bronze, marker marked "BIRKS 1915" on the reverse, 14 mm x 51. 3 mm, intact lugs); 15th Infantry Battalion "48th Highlanders of Canada" Collar Tab (browning copper, unmarked, 28 mm x 33 mm, intact lugs and pin); 19th Infantry Battalion Sweetheart Pin (bronze gilt with red and blue enamels, unmarked, 27 mm x 29 mm, horizontal pinback); 107th Infantry Battalion "Winnipeg Battalion" Cap Badge (pickled