A First War Victory Medal To The 7Th Canadian Infantry; Kia Archive it describes the full exploits

it describes the full exploits on what happened to the Squadron the night Cornell won his DFC: "Thirteen Lancasters were readied and crews were briefed for an operation to Osnabruck on December 6th

It is marked with the RZM insignia and maker marked "M7/27" (Pumawerk: Lauterjung & Sohn

After thirteen months

the left pocket with a Canadian Broad Arrow production mark and numbered "625" below

A First War Victory Medal To The 7Th Canadian Infantry; Kia Archive it describes the full exploitsA First War Victory Medal to the 7th Canadian Infantry; KIA (645656 PTE. E. SCARLETT. 7 CAN. INF.) Naming is impressed, correct replacement ribbon, very fine. Footnote: Ernest Scarlett previously served with 1st Life Guards and with the Liverpool (England) and Vancouver Police Forces. Indicated on his attestation papers he had served for 3 years, 8 months with the Life Guards. Recorded as having KIA in August 15, 1917 and remembered on the Vimy