Four Second War Royal Australian Air Force (Raaf) Insignia Hold when he received his transfer

when he received his transfer to the 7th Infantry Battalion in France on May 25

at which point he was posted to No

Talbot sank a German destroyer for which he was awarded the Distinguished Service Order

"Iron for gold" medal

Accompanying the trousers are two independently rolled wool Puttees held in place via cotton bands

Four Second War Royal Australian Air Force (Raaf) Insignia Hold when he received his transferAir Gunner (AG) Wing (light blue and white embroidery, on a navy blue wool base, die cut piece of aluminum sewn in place on the reverse, 37 mm x 93 mm); Signaller (S) Wing (light blue and white embroidery, on a navy blue wool base, black paper backer, 37 mm x 87 mm); "Australia" Overseas Nationality Shoulder Flash (light blue and red embroidery, interlaced with black threading giving definition to the wings, on a navy blue wool base, 39 mm x 80 mm);