A First War Military Medal To A Canadian Metis GTRexclude he took ill on February

he took ill on February 7

including a picture of a group of 218th London Voluntary Aid Division nurses after the award of their gold medals for courageous conduct

within two outer black circles

as well as being a recipient of the Distinguished Service Order and was also recommended for the Victoria Cross by Lord Roberts

very crisp detail

A First War Military Medal To A Canadian Metis GTRexclude he took ill on FebruaryA Great War M. M. pair awarded to Private L. Chartier, Canadian Army Medical Corps Military Medal, G. V. R. (524796 Pte. L. Chartier, Can. A. M. C.); British War Medal 1914 20 (424796 Pte., C. A. M. C.), extremely fine. Footnote: M. M. London Gazette 14 May 1919. Louis Chartier, a Metis, was born in Beaumont, Alberta, on 28 September 1896. A Fitter by occupation, he enlisted in No. 1 Field Ambulance, C. A. M. C. at Victoria, B. C., in April 1916, but