The Wwii Us Awards Of Sgt. Milburn Stephens Archive British Columbia when he signed

British Columbia when he signed his Attestation Paper as a Private (180070) with the 88th Infantry Battalion "Victoria Fusiliers"

Luke Knowlton was the first permanent settler of what is now the village of Knowlton

This helmet is named in two locations

padded and handwritten in black ink "DRUIVEN 760" on the dome

along with makers mark

The Wwii Us Awards Of Sgt. Milburn Stephens Archive British Columbia when he signedThe WWII US Awards of Sgt. Milburn Stephens Bronze Star, slot broach with full citation and original citation document. Purple Heart with document, unnamed, both very fine. Footnote: Sergeant Milburn was part of the A Company of 47. Pioniers, 13. Pioniers Bataillon. The Bronze Star was awarded for his merits in securing a bridge, supplies as exemplary service on the landing of troops. His Purple Heart was awarded for a wound, that he got during the