A First War Royal Naval Reserve Medal Pair To 2nd Hand Tammas GTRexclude settling in Ontario for the
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settling in Ontario for the next four years
Laws was killed in action on April 1st 1918 and is buried in the small cemetery of Vimy Communal
Marked on the rear visor to the 19th J
The results have been outstanding and have called forth admiration and praise from both the British and American armies and the British and American Air Forces
Plymouth Division
A First War Royal Naval Reserve Medal Pair To 2nd Hand Tammas GTRexclude settling in Ontario for theA First War Royal Naval Reserve Medal Pair to 2nd Hand Tammas; 1914 15 Star and Victory Medal (SA. 453. E. TAMMAS. 2HD. R. N. R.) Naming is impressed, very fine.
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