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as well as Air Force formation numbering several hundreds
with service in Canada amounting to sixty-nine months
Second Class - neck Cross
she was part of Crown Prince Olav's return to Norway after its liberation and then sailed on to Copenhagen
From June 1916
The Awards Of Canadian Cpt. G.c.rogers Mc, Royal Flying Corps Hold as well as Air ForceCaptain George Clarence Rogers, Royal Flying Corps, who was "attacked" while flying, by superior forces of Germans; severely wounded, and died, October 1917. Military Cross, G. V. R., unnamed as issued; 1914 15 Star, impressed (77256 L CPL G. C. ROGERS 7 CAN. INF. BN.); British War Medal, impressed (CAPT. G. C. ROGERS); Victory Medal (Unnamed). Military Cross, London Gazette, 26 September 1917: "For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty on