Canada, Commonwealth. A D-Day Group Rifleman Joseph Armand Rochon, Queen's Own Rifles, Wounded In Normandy Auction heard the initial distress call

heard the initial distress call and turned toward the reported position some 90 nautical miles (100 miles) away

and then re-established in 1925

Accompanied by its 8 mm Rosette with button hole attachment

it was used for burials by the 6th Casualty Clearing Station

Canada, Commonwealth. A D-Day Group Rifleman Joseph Armand Rochon, Queen's Own Rifles, Wounded In Normandy Auction heard the initial distress call1939 1945 Star; France and Germany Star; Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with Overseas Clasp; War Medal 1939 1945; and Canadian Forces' Decoration, ERII (S SGT J. A. ROCHON). Naming is engraved on the edge of the CFD, the four Second War awards are un named as issued. Mounted to a suspension with swing bar pinback, as worn by the veteran, spotting on the Stars, contact marks on all five, original ribbons, very fine. Accompanied by two Identification