the latter marked marked “H
Footnote: To qualify for this badge required 7 years service
one depicting a colour illustration of a merchant ship sinking after being torpedoed by a U-Boat
the attending physician noted that Sweeney "was wounded in (the) right side of (his) chest in October 1917
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 latter marked marked “HA 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