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" McCulloch survived the war and for his First World War service
at the age of 36 and was buried at Montreal (Notre Dame des Neiges) Cemetery
then transferred the next day to Moore Barracks Hospital at Shorncliffe for a sixteen day stay
WWII Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) Air Gunner's (AG) Wing - Three-colour embroidery on black wool
Recruits knew that they would have to learn a set of basic English commands for training and fighting purposes
A First War 78Th Overseas Field Battery; 3Rd Version Newly Listed " McCulloch survived the warA First War 78th Overseas Field Battery; 3rd Version Three piece construction, pickled brass, unmarked, 50 mm x 67. 8 mm, dual prongs intact with left being fragile, extremely fine. Footnote: The 78th Overseas Field Battery was based in Calgary, Alberta.
