Poland, Republic. A Second War Infantry and Motorised Cavalry Officer Cadet School Instructor Badge Archive The wreck lies on the

The wreck lies on the sea floor in twelve metres of water off the east end of Felice Island

" Wolseley returned to Canada where he became a brevet colonel on 5 June 1865[5] and Assistant Quartermaster-General in Canada with effect from the same date

Group of Seven: Poland

Grave Reference: Row C

Stitched onto the peak is an insignia constructed of a dark navy blue wool backer bearing a gold bullion wire emblem

Poland, Republic. A Second War Infantry and Motorised Cavalry Officer Cadet School Instructor Badge Archive The wreck lies on theIn brass with white metal and gilt finish, featuring a crowned Polish eagle with a gilt S over its breast, surrounded by a laurel wreath, the reverse with original screwpost, measures 45 mm (w) x 45. 0 mm (h), light wear, an extremely scarce badge in very fine condition. Footnote: This badge was issued in Scotland during the war to qualified instructors serving in Polish Army training units. They were awarded to officers who completed specialized