Description
Ings was promoted to a Lieutenant-Colonel and appointed to be the first Commanding Officer of the 105th Infantry Battalion
The attending doctor declared that Shaw was "fit for base duty" but that his condition would be permanent in nature
1914-15 Star (16665
maker marked on reverse W
He served as a gunner with the 72nd Overseas Field Battery (72nd Queen's Battery)
A Set Of Eleven Second War Insignia Attributed To Military Cross Recipient certificate_of_authenticity Ings was promoted to aA Set of Eleven Second War Insignia Attributed to Military Cross Recipient; Lieutenant Maynard Charles Denison Bowman: Includes: three Aldershot Made Royal Canadian Regiment Shoulder Flashes (each badge with a different shade of yellow embroidered lettering inscribed "THE ROYAL CANADIAN REGIMENT" stitched upon bases in varying shades of blue wool, each on a black wool base, 32 mm x 130 mm, 35 mm x 122 mm and 35 mm x 127 mm); an unused Royal Canadian