He would spend the next twenty-five days at Cayeux before being discharged on December 6th
a Croatian Army officer at the right with the Croatian Defence Force cap badge and the Ustascha insignia visible of his visor cap
surrounded by the inscription "AUSGESTELLT IM HAUS DER DEUTSCHEN KUNST 1941"
In November 1942 he transferred to IV
Application for the Award of the Canadian Forces' Decoration and Province of British Columbia Certificate of Death
Canada. A War Medal To The 20Th Infantry Battalion Archive He would spend the next(57670 PTE. T. LANCASTER. 20 CAN. INF.). Replacement ribbon, dark patina, contact marks, very fine. Footnote: Thomas Lancaster was born on September 30, 1881 (although one mention in his medical records states the year as 1878) in Preston, England. He served during the South African War in 1900 1901 with the King's Own (RoyalLancaster Regiment). He later immigrated to Canada, where he contracted Rhumatic Fever in 1911, along with a case of the Measles