A Memorial Plaque To Cpt.carbert Mc Who Was Kia With The Rfc Consignment #28 Hold failing to answer recognition signals

failing to answer recognition signals from the Triton and fell victim to error

with some information blacked out for privacy reasons

at a time when coal exports to France were at a million tons per month with double that required

WWI Veteran's Group of Three - Iron Cross 2nd Class 1914 (iron

in order to help him find employment after his war service

A Memorial Plaque To Cpt.carbert Mc Who Was Kia With The Rfc Consignment #28 Hold failing to answer recognition signalsA Memorial Plaque to Cpt. Carbert MC who was KIA with 20th Squadron RFC Bronze (CHARLES MOLYNEAUSE CARBERT). Naming in raised lettering. Small hole drilled at the top, tape on the reverse, scattered spotting, light contact, near extremely fine. Accompanied by a copy of his Attestation Paper, his Military Cross citation from Sir Julian Byng and a biography. Footnote: Charles Molyneause Carbert was born on July 15, 1894 in Kilbride, Halton County,