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the division was left behind during the Dunkirk evacuation (May–June 1940)
ERII version awarded to 23143132 CFN J
Royal Air Force — an enamelled lapel/sweetheart badge in the official heraldic design
By August 1917 the squadron was flying intensive operations over Belgian targets including the vital railway junctions at Courtrai (now Kortrijk) and Roulers (now Roeselare)
Material/finish: White metal
WW1 Newfoundland Regiment dark bronzed cap badge (long rear loops) Australian the division was left behindRare cap badge in excellent condition. Slight verdigras around the rear loops, rear loops are longer than others I have at approx 12mm . The Regiment At the outbreak of war in 1914, Newfoundland was not yet part of Canada (it remained a self governing Dominion until 1949), so the regiment was raised independently by the Newfoundland government. Around 500 men volunteered almost immediately, forming the 1st Newfoundland Regiment, which was later
