United States. A Group Attributed To Lieutenant Colonel James E. Hagler, United States Air Force United Republic of with full length neck ribbon

with full length neck ribbon

Scotland and he joined the 75th Bn CEF on 20th August 1915

Anderson died on September 9

The attempt failed and the Germans subsequently shelled the area around Hill 60 in retaliation

Ontario when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (648630) with the 159th Infantry Battalion "1st Algonquin"

United States. A Group Attributed To Lieutenant Colonel James E. Hagler, United States Air Force United Republic of with full length neck ribbonIncludes: 1. Distinguished Flying Cross (engraved "J. E. HAGLER" on the reverse); 2. Meritorious Service Medal; 3. Air Medal with one Silver Oak Leaf Cluster and one Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster; 4. Army Commendation Medal; 5. Air Force Commendation Medal; 6. Air Force Combat Readiness Medal; 7. Army Good Conduct Medal; 8. National Defense Service Medal with one Bronze Star; 9. Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; 10. Vietnam Service Medal with two Bronze