A First War Cape Breton Highlanders Glengarry Cap Archive He was killed 14 February

He was killed 14 February 1945 and was posthumously promoted to Oberleutnant der Reserve and on 24 February 1945 he received Oak Leaves

four push pins on the reverse)

Early machine embroidery with gray threads

in preparation for his discharge

the 88th served in the First (I) Corps through the battles of Antietam/Sharpsburg

A First War Cape Breton Highlanders Glengarry Cap Archive He was killed 14 FebruaryFinely textured, black wool upper, bordered by a red and white checkered pattern in the wool which encompasses it, with a 12 mm wide black leather border along the open end, a 53. 5 mm x 65. 7 mm two piece constructed Cape Breton Highlanders Glengarry Badge in white metal and gilt bronze, surmounting a Cape Breton tartan rosette on the left side, the badge held in place via intact lugs and pin, topped by a red toorie, dual black rayon ribbons at the