A Second War Royal Canadian Air Force Squadron Leader's Field Flag Auction 1916 and later embarked for

1916 and later embarked for France as a member of the 38th Canadian Infantry Battalion on August 13

Not a delightful situation this dark November night

American Air Services: service members found that the leather flying coats in use were simply not protective enough for the piercing cold of the high altitudes

while attacking a German military column in Macedonia

A Second War Royal Canadian Air Force Squadron Leader's Field Flag Auction 1916 and later embarked forA Second War Royal Canadian Air Force Squadron Leader's Field Flag Flag is fabricated from cotton and is divided into five horizontal bands: a red central band flanked by a light blue and navy blue band on either side. There is a stylized, navy blue felt eagle stitched in place on either side of the flag on the upper light blue band near the hoist sleeve, with reinforcing triangular patches stitched in place in the navy blue bands where they butt the