Canada. A G07 Hmcs Athabaskan Blazer Insignia, Torpedoed April 29, 1944 certificate_of_authenticity Footnote: The Stalag I-B Hohenstein

Footnote: The Stalag I-B Hohenstein was a German Second War POW camp located 2 kilometers west of Hohenstein (East Prussia - now Olsztynek

who were approved for the award of the Small Silver Ante Pavelic medal for Bravery

Between Sep 1943 and May 1944 he was stationed with various divisions of the aforementioned building battalion

the reverse with six small countersunk rivets and a broad vertical pinback that tapers into a point towards the catch

with Johnston later transferred to the 21st Infantry Battalion

Canada. A G07 Hmcs Athabaskan Blazer Insignia, Torpedoed April 29, 1944 certificate_of_authenticity Footnote: The Stalag I-B HohensteinCanada; Silvered and gold coloured bullion wire in the crown, Native Canadian and horse, the border in gold coloured bullion wire in various textures, blue threading in the two sails on the crown, touches of red, green and blue embroidery in the base of the crown, the shield with a light yellow embroidered field, supporting the image of a horse with a Native Canadian rider holding a red bow and arrow in the "ready" position, the horse in brown