Canada. A Permanent Forces Long Service & Good Conduct Medal Archive however there were strong indications

however there were strong indications that is was actually a suicide

with accents of off-white threading giving definition to the wings

two sections (four guns) limbering up when the Afghans were 15 yards away

some small damage to outer points of cloth

49 mm (h) - weighing 12

Canada. A Permanent Forces Long Service & Good Conduct Medal Archive however there were strong indicationsGV (sgt. W. HARDSTAFF. R. C. A. S. C.) Naming is impressed, worn, fine. Foonote: William Hardstaff was born in Manchester, Lancashire, England in 1879 and was living at the Pavilion Barracks, Halifax Nova Scotia and working as a Horse Groom prior to enlisting in the Canadian Expeditionary Force in October 18th 1918. At the time of his enlistment, he stated that he had 12 Years in the Army Service Corps, 5 years & 321 days in the Canadian Permanent