United Kingdom. Parachute Regiment Battledress (1953) for 2nd Lieutenant Republic of both prongs and cone intact)

both prongs and cone intact)

stating that he had four years' previous service with the 3rd Victoria Rifles of Canada

HMS Oxley was operating from Dundee

the announcement followed by a poem: "On Fame's eternal camping-ground / His silent tent is spread

United Kingdom. Parachute Regiment Battledress (1953) for 2nd Lieutenant Republic of both prongs and cone intact)A khaki green wool tunic, unlined, with a notched collar, the centre right bears four green sew through buttons, the centre left bears three covered corresponding stitched reinforced buttoning holes, the left and right panels bear a single pleated breast pocket with pointed flap with a green painted metal sew through button and corresponding stitched reinforced buttoning hole, sewen on ribbon bar with three awards represented, a waistband is sewn into