Italy, Kingdom. A Torpedo Bombing Group "La Nobile 133A" Badge, C.1941 certificate_of_authenticity 1944) it stated that "According

1944) it stated that "According to information obtained by this Headquarters from Canadian Army Medical Authorities your late son died as a result of a bullet wound to the neck and chest

He was employed in 1906 as a rural postman in Swarkestone

apparent mothing throughout garment due to wear and age

for Special Landing Exercises at nearby Taupota Bay

and fatigue of the leather frog

Italy, Kingdom. A Torpedo Bombing Group "La Nobile 133A" Badge, C.1941 certificate_of_authenticity 1944) it stated that "AccordingIn silvered brass, unmarked, measuring 69. 8 mm (w) x 23. 3 mm (h), horizontal pinback, light contact, better than very fine. Footnote: The group was formed in the Mediterranean after the RSI was created.