A First War Canadian Officer's Visor Cap Trench Art Buy Now Footnote: George Cooper was an

Footnote: George Cooper was an Extra Gang Foreman for the Department of Railways and Canals in Moncton

Olympic on November 6

and very materially assisted in keeping the enemy back

returning to England to prepare to depart for the Mediterranean

as he suffered a shrapnel wound to his neck

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