Memorial Cross To The 72Nd Queen's Battery Of Canadian Field Artillery GTRexclude he was duly licensed as

he was duly licensed as a private and commercial pilot

A Kriegsmarine Blockade Runner Badge by Schwerin - In feinzink

he was awarded the Queen's South Africa Medal with four clasps and the two clasp King's South Africa Medal

He attended Royal Military College in Kingston

Primozic had 60 personal kills to his credit and after an equally gallant action on the 28th

Memorial Cross To The 72Nd Queen's Battery Of Canadian Field Artillery GTRexclude he was duly licensed asMemorial Cross to the 72nd Queen's Battery of Canadian Field Artillery George V (342995 GNR. S. W. WARD.). Naming is engraved. Dark patina, contact marks and light wear, better than fine. Footnote: Stanley William Ward was born on March 5, 1898 in Prescott, Augusta Township, County of Grenville, Ontario, the son of William J. Ward and Elizabeth Ward. He signed his Attestation Paper on March 5, 1917, in Kingston, Ontario, on his 19th birthday, naming