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Anderson died on September 9
The attempt failed and the Germans subsequently shelled the area around Hill 60 in retaliation
26 mm (w) x 31
Ontario when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (648630) with the 159th Infantry Battalion "1st Algonquin"
Scotland and he joined the 75th Bn CEF on 20th August 1915
United States. A Group Attributed To Lieutenant Colonel James E. Hagler, United States Air Force United Republic of Anderson died on September 9Includes: 1. Distinguished Flying Cross (engraved "J. E. HAGLER" on the reverse); 2. Meritorious Service Medal; 3. Air Medal with one Silver Oak Leaf Cluster and one Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster; 4. Army Commendation Medal; 5. Air Force Commendation Medal; 6. Air Force Combat Readiness Medal; 7. Army Good Conduct Medal; 8. National Defense Service Medal with one Bronze Star; 9. Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; 10. Vietnam Service Medal with two Bronze