A Great War Memorial Plaque GTRexclude Enemy casualties were unknown but

Enemy casualties were unknown but believed extremely heavy

The full-length of the collar is trimmed in an angled yellow-gold cord

The British guns captured during the action were also recovered at Kandahar

also panzer destruction badge-noting 4 tanks destroyed

Footnote: William Pollock was a member of the 11th Battalion Argenteuil Rangers and saw service at Cornwall & St

A Great War Memorial Plaque GTRexclude Enemy casualties were unknown butMemorial Plaque (LAWRENCE EDWARD LUKE) Embossed, extremely fine. Accompanied by copies of his Attestation Paper and Service Records. Footnote: Luke, born October 12th 1892 on Grand Island, Nebraska, U. S. A., was living at B. C. Hotel, Penticton, B. C. and working as a Brakeman before being conscripted into the CEF on January 18th 1918 at Victoria B. C. Luke never saw action. As a member of the 1st Canadian Reserve Battalion, in May 1918, he began to