A Great War Memorial Plaque GTRexclude Enemy casualties were unknown but

Enemy casualties were unknown but believed extremely heavy

The British guns captured during the action were also recovered at Kandahar

The full-length of the collar is trimmed in an angled yellow-gold cord

also panzer destruction badge-noting 4 tanks destroyed

prongs broken off

A Great War Memorial Plaque GTRexclude Enemy casualties were unknown butMemorial Plaque (LAWRENCE EDWARD LUKE) Embossed, extremely fine. Accompanied by copies of his Attestation Paper and Service Records. Footnote: Luke, born October 12th 1892 on Grand Island, Nebraska, U. S. A., was living at B. C. Hotel, Penticton, B. C. and working as a Brakeman before being conscripted into the CEF on January 18th 1918 at Victoria B. C. Luke never saw action. As a member of the 1st Canadian Reserve Battalion, in May 1918, he began to