he served in the Belgian army
along with greening evident in the recessed areas
inside lid lined in white satin and exhibiting the impression of the Cross
to “perpetuate the happy moment when he and his people placed themselves under the protection of glorious France”
2 Rest Camp at Le Havre on the 16th and after recovering from his malady
Canada. A Military Medal To The 24Th Battalion For Action On Vimy Ridge Archive he served in the BelgianFirst War MM Pair, Corporal Frederic Lewis Walker, 101st, 46th and 24th Infantry Battalions, Wounded at Vimy and Arras; Military Medal (701220 Cpl F. L. WALKER. 24 CAN. INF.); and British War Medal (701220 CPL. F. L. WALKER. 24 CAN. INF.). Naming is officially impressed. Court mounted, replacement ribbons, lacquered, bruised, edge nicks, contact marks, fine. Accompanied by copies of his Index Cards, Attestation Paper, Service Records, Medical Records,