Austro-Hungarian Empire. Two First War Badges Hold He was buried on the

He was buried on the soldier cemetery of Lambersart (near Lille)

Cottle was transferred to and taken on strength by the 40th Canadian Reserve Battalion on July 6

In the early days of the Second War

Footnote: The 392nd (Croatian) Infantry Division (German: 392

my darling Jack

Austro-Hungarian Empire. Two First War Badges Hold He was buried on theIncludes: 1. First War Central Powers "United Forces" Badge 1914 1915: two piece construction, in bronze gilt with red, white, green, yellow and black enamels, illustrating the Hungarian coat of arms mounted to the badge with a voided centre, surrounded by the inscription "MIT VEREINTEN KRFTEN 1914 15" (With United Forces 1914 15), itself within a wreath composed of laurel leaves and bearing the four flags of the Central Powers, clockwise from the