Seven Second War Canadian Intelligence Corps Insignia Archive He signed his Attestation Paper

He signed his Attestation Paper on December 30

Its units were present on all fronts in Europe until it was disbanded in May 1945

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On the 5th of June

He followed his training with a brief posting to Chickamunga Park

Seven Second War Canadian Intelligence Corps Insignia Archive He signed his Attestation PaperTwo Canadian Intelligence Corps Insignia Sets (Set 1: Cap Badge: white metal, convex, unmarked, voided, 41. 7 mm x 49. 32 mm, intact lugs and Collar Tab Pair: bronze, unmarked, voided, 29. 2 mm x 33. 3 mm each, intact lugs; Set 2: Cap Badge: white metal, unmarked, voided, 42 mm x 50. 7 mm, intact lugs and Collar Tab Pair: white metal, unmarked, voided, 32. 7 mm x 32. 5 mm each, intact lugs and pins); and British Intelligence Corps Cap Badge (bronze,