Colonial Long Service Group Of Three, Captain Ashton A. Winter, 39Th Regiment, Norfolk Rifles Newly Listed He died on 21st March
Description
He died on 21st March 1942 of natural causes at age 36
stating that he had previous military service with the 41st Battalion CEF
Wound badge Black Grade
The cap has a black lacquered vulcanfibre
he was awarded the Canadian Volunteer Service Medal
Colonial Long Service Group Of Three, Captain Ashton A. Winter, 39Th Regiment, Norfolk Rifles Newly Listed He died on 21st MarchColonial Long Service Group of Three, Captain Ashton A. Winter, 39th Regiment, Norfolk Rifles British War Medal (CAPT. A. A. WINTER.); Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers' Decoration, George V (LT. COL A. A. WINTER Nor. Rif.); and Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal, George V (CAPTAIN. A. A. WINTER, 39th REGIMENT.). Naming is officially impressed on the two medals and officially engraved on the reverse of the CAFOD. Un mounted, the CAFOD with
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