he was killed by an enemy shell
Knight Commander Set
where he was treated at the Military Hospital in Borant with a diagnosed case of Trench Fever from December 11
bottom of the badge marked “JL”
joining his unit in the field on the 14th
Two Army Air Corps Observer Wings GTRexclude he was killed by anFirst badge is red, white, yellow, light blue and dark blue embroidery, interlaced with black threading, on a black wool base, padded, black cotton backer, 47 mm x 66 mm. Second badge is red, yellow and light blue embroidery, interlaced with black threading, on a black wool base, 38 mm x 60 mm. Extremely fine. Footnote: Warren Carroll Collection.