United States. Five First War Aef 80Th Infantry Division ("Blue Ridge") Patches Hold which were wrapped in oilcloth

which were wrapped in oilcloth and buried at one of the camps

He served as a gunner with the 72nd Overseas Field Battery (72nd Queen's Battery)

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ALL OF GERMANY READY TO FIGHT AND SACRIFICE

1951 on HMCS Cayuga

United States. Five First War Aef 80Th Infantry Division ("Blue Ridge") Patches Hold which were wrapped in oilclothIncludes: 1. One in red and blue embroidery on white felt, with a white cotton mesh backer. 2. One in white and blue embroidery on green felt. 3. One in blue felt with coppered bullion wire on army green wool. 4. One in blue and white embroidery on army green wool. 5. One in blue embroidery with silvered bullion wire on army green wool. Very fine to near extremely fine.