A First War Medal Pair To The Canadian Field Artillery Auction Archive It noted that he experienced

It noted that he experienced "Partial loss of function of (his) Respiratory System due to Bronchitis" and that upon examination

He also stated that he had previously been discharged as "Medically Unfit" due to a shrapnel wound to his right elbow

It is a large size belt

postmarked "WALDBROL 15

(12)     Typed official file letter with two handwritten letters from Kuhlmann’s comrades to his family – all dealing with the circumstances of his aircraft being shot down and the death of all the crew members

A First War Medal Pair To The Canadian Field Artillery Auction Archive It noted that he experiencedA First War Medal Pair to the Canadian Field Artillery 1914 15 Star (43620 DVR: W. G. LIVINGSTONE. 1 CAN: DIV: A. C.), Victory Medal (43620 GNR. W. G. LIVINGSTONE. C. F. A.) Naming is impressed, extremely fine. Footnote: William Guard Livingston was born in Blenheim Ontario in 1886 and was working as a Clerk before enlisting in the CEF on September 30th 1914.