Germany, Weimar Republic. A Naval Corps Flanders Cross, C. 1925 Hold the Germans sent SOS signals

the Germans sent SOS signals by light and the Americans by radio

The Battalion was raised in Quebec and Nova Scotia with mobilization headquarters at Camp Valcartier

Footnote: The Battalion was raised in Lambton County

Soliday’s whereabouts

as he was transferred to S

Germany, Weimar Republic. A Naval Corps Flanders Cross, C. 1925 Hold the Germans sent SOS signals(Marine Korps Flandernkreuz). Instituted 13 September 1921. A bronze cross paty, the obverse bears a crowned anchor in the centre encompassed by a laurel wreath tied with a ribbon at the bottom, two upward pointing crossed swords lay between the cross arms, the 12 oclock arm inscribed with Zur See, the 9 oclock arm inscribed with Umbe , the 3 oclock arm inscribed with siegt and the 6 oclock arm inscribed with Im Felde (Undefeated from the ocean to the