Original British WWI Royal Army Medical Corps Document and Swagger Stick Grouping named to Capt. B.F. MacNaughton MD Iraq " around an anchor denoting

" around an anchor denoting U

and she begins to respond and recover from her mourning

The biggest lesson of the Campaign was the use of an official medical corp to deal with wounds and illness in the field

The 307th was back in action on June 10th escorting bombers to the Italian island stronghold of Pantelleria

• Small tools

Original British WWI Royal Army Medical Corps Document and Swagger Stick Grouping named to Capt. B.F. MacNaughton MD Iraq " around an anchor denotingOriginal Items: One Set Only. This is a wonderul grouping of documents along with a Swagger Stick and eppaulette from Benjamin Franklyn Macnaughton, who was born and received his education and Medical training in Canada. This is what we know from the documents included: He achieved his Certificate of Military Instruction as an Infantry Officer on AUGUST 22nd. 1910. (Original Certificate included). He was Commissioned by King George Vth on JUNE 4th