A First War Victory Medal To The 7Th Canadian Infantry; Kia Archive it describes the full exploits

it describes the full exploits on what happened to the Squadron the night Cornell won his DFC: "Thirteen Lancasters were readied and crews were briefed for an operation to Osnabruck on December 6th

He was to be Acting Corporal on September 13th and is documented as having been on command while attending Rouge Finding Course at Chelsea on September 21st

two oak leaf clusters on the original ribbon with brooch pinback

the left pocket with a Canadian Broad Arrow production mark and numbered "625" below

After thirteen months

A First War Victory Medal To The 7Th Canadian Infantry; Kia Archive it describes the full exploitsA First War Victory Medal to the 7th Canadian Infantry; KIA (645656 PTE. E. SCARLETT. 7 CAN. INF.) Naming is impressed, correct replacement ribbon, very fine. Footnote: Ernest Scarlett previously served with 1st Life Guards and with the Liverpool (England) and Vancouver Police Forces. Indicated on his attestation papers he had served for 3 years, 8 months with the Life Guards. Recorded as having KIA in August 15, 1917 and remembered on the Vimy