A Second War American Rip Cord Club Of The World Badge Newly Listed Most Excellent Order of the

Most Excellent Order of the British Empire - 49

He signed his Canadian Expeditionary Force Attestation Paper with the 32nd Reserve Battalion on March 27

maker marked "TLM" and marked "STERLING" on the reverse

Accompanied by an Army Air Force Aircrew Badge (bronze gilt

he was commissioned Lieutenant (Junior Grade)

A Second War American Rip Cord Club Of The World Badge Newly Listed Most Excellent Order of theSilver, maker marked "H. J. CO" on the reverse, 40 mm x 48 mm, missing its horizontal pinback, light contact, very fine. Footnote: In a letter written by George Loudon to the Newcastle News and published on Friday December 8, 1933, he described the differences between the Caterpillar Club badge and the Rip Cord Club of the World badge: To become a member of the Caterpillar Club, a person must make an emergency jump, saving his or her life by the use