Canada, Commonwealth. A Memorial Cross To F.l J.g Kee, #4 Bomber Reconnaissance Squadron, Kia 1944 Newly Listed the attending physician noted that

the attending physician noted that Sweeney "was wounded in (the) right side of (his) chest in October 1917

He returned to returned to Toronto on May 5th and was discharged at No

one depicting a colour illustration of a merchant ship sinking after being torpedoed by a U-Boat

her right hand bearing an olive branch

Footnote: Awarded to persons who distinguished themselves in sport

Canada, Commonwealth. A Memorial Cross To F.l J.g Kee, #4 Bomber Reconnaissance Squadron, Kia 1944 Newly Listed the attending physician noted thatA Memorial Cross, in silver, reverse engraved F. L. J. G. KEE J7075, 6 oclock arm marked LACKIE STERLING, measures 32. 4mm (w) x 34. 6mm (h integral ring), worn on original purple neck ribbon, lovely patina, minimal wear, in extremely fine condition. Footnote: John Gordon Kee served with the Royal Canadian Air Force, with the #4 Bomber Reconnaissance Squadron in Ucluelet, British Columbia. He was killed in action on June 9, 1944, when the Canso