United Kingdom. An MBE Lieutenant Colonel's Royal Army Medical Corps Battledress Blouse Auction Archive GURSCHNER WIEN VII/2" on the

GURSCHNER WIEN VII/2" on the reverse

each constructed of cardboard-reinforced white wool and bearing four bands of interwoven silver aluminum wire piping

where he received additional treatment before being transferred two weeks later to the Canadian Casualty Assembly Centre on November 11th

The name of the man is Hermann Siglin from Friedrichshafen on Lake Constance

United Kingdom. An MBE Lieutenant Colonel's Royal Army Medical Corps Battledress Blouse Auction Archive GURSCHNER WIEN VII/2" on theExterior in wool with an olive green tinge to the darker khaki colour, identifying it as the British version, adorned with "R. A. M. C." (Royal Army Medical Corps) embroidered shoulder flashes in maroon with beige text. Both shoulders incorporate button down epaulette straps, each of which bears a crown and pip in maroon wool with beige and brown embroidery, both straps secured in place via a brown plastic button. Just below the shoulder flash on the