Germany, SS. A Waffen-SS Signals Enlisted Personnel Tropical Field Tunic Newly Listed Butson joined the Canadian Militia

Butson joined the Canadian Militia in 1956 as Regimental Medical Officer to the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry

attending the CWIC (FS Officers) Course for two months (September to November 1943)

64 mm (w) x 47

with a sewn-on outer border on one side only and in the centre on one side only a sewn-on large eagle with its claws on a wreath with a mobile swastika in black over a white background

Serjeant George Kahrmann was recognized for breaking through the ravine of Zurguen and clearing a route for all to follow

Germany, SS. A Waffen-SS Signals Enlisted Personnel Tropical Field Tunic Newly Listed Butson joined the Canadian Militia(Waffen SS Tropische Feldbluse). This tunic is constructed of tan coloured herringbone twill cotton, featuring a turned down collar flanked by a matching set of collar tabs, each constructed of a cardstock core with a black cotton blend exterior topper, the obverse of the right tab bearing machine embroidered dual silver grey Sig runes, the left blank, measuring 52 mm (w) x 38 mm (l). The collar is flanked by shoulder straps, each constructed of