He was discharged as being "unable to meet the required military physical standards" on May 12
each opening with a horizontal flap with a reinforced buttonhole meeting a pebbled
Footnote: This armband was worn by sports umpires
9 cm (w) x 23
1941 with the Canadian Army (Active Force) and was taken on strength at Chorley Park Military Hospital
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