A First War Medal Bar To Leading Seaman William Pettet Newly Listed Footnote: Not everyone attempting to

Footnote: Not everyone attempting to enlist in the Canadian Forces met the existing minimum medical (physical) standards

94mm(w) x 59

the Royal Navy had a surplus of men that they could not find ships for

and below by the order of the King and Kaiser

diffuse pulmonary infiltrates and hypoxemic respiratory failure: it refers to bleeding that originates in the pulmonary microvasculature instead of the parenchyma or bronchial circulation)

A First War Medal Bar To Leading Seaman William Pettet Newly Listed Footnote: Not everyone attempting toA First War Medal Bar to Leading Seaman William Pettet; 1914 15 Star (J. 34937. W. J. PETTET. ORD., R. N.); British War Medal (J. 34937 W. J. PETTET. A. B., R. N.); Victory Medal (J. 34937 W. J. PETTET. A. B., R. N.); and Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (J. 34937 (PO. B. 16835) W. J. PETTET. L. S. R,F. R.). Naming is officially impressed. Court mounted, original ribbons, surface wear evident on the BWM, light contact, better