Four American Wings certificate_of_authenticity stating that he had six

stating that he had six months previous service aboard HMCS Rainbow at Esquimalt

thereby obtaining a great hold upon his men

measuring 82 mm

Contemporary fine quality medals

Thomas Bennett enlisted in the Royal Flying Corps in October 1912 and had been advanced to 1st Class Air Mechanic by the time of his arrival in France with No

Four American Wings certificate_of_authenticity stating that he had sixAerial Gunner Badge (two piece construction, sterling silver, maker marked "N. S. MEYER, INC. NEW YORK" with the Meyer shield logo and marked "STERLING" on the reverse, 15 mm x 51. 2 mm, one push pin point, the other broken off); Army Air Force Aircrew Enlisted Badge (silvered metal, maker marked and marked "347" on the reverse, 14. 5 mm x 51 mm, missing pinback); Army Air Force Navigator Badge (sterling silver, maker marked "BALFOUR" and marked