Canada. A Denison Smock Of Sergeant Gus Parker,1St Canadian Parachute Battalion, D-Day Invasion certificate_of_authenticity resulting in fragmentation of the

resulting in fragmentation of the left eye

commanding the Allied Expeditionary Air Forces

with the Empire’s Coat of Arms on the obverse

Field Park Company

The document is dated on the reverse to July 14

Canada. A Denison Smock Of Sergeant Gus Parker,1St Canadian Parachute Battalion, D-Day Invasion certificate_of_authenticity resulting in fragmentation of theThis is the Denison Smock used by airborne forces. It is fabricated from a thick windproof cotton and bears a camouflage print that exhibits bold "brush strokes", in dark green and brown on a khaki field. The pattern was officially known as Drill No. 4 Camouflaged. It is designed in a pullover style, with a square cut collar, the inside of which is lined in an Angola Drab. The shoulder straps incorporate the same camouflage pattern as the rest of the