The Awards Of Canadian Cpt. G.c.rogers Mc, Royal Flying Corps Hold Second Class - neck Cross

Second Class - neck Cross

dated April 30

with service in Canada amounting to sixty-nine months

as well as Air Force formation numbering several hundreds

The Awards Of Canadian Cpt. G.c.rogers Mc, Royal Flying Corps Hold Second Class - neck CrossCaptain George Clarence Rogers, Royal Flying Corps, who was "attacked" while flying, by superior forces of Germans; severely wounded, and died, October 1917. Military Cross, G. V. R., unnamed as issued; 1914 15 Star, impressed (77256 L CPL G. C. ROGERS 7 CAN. INF. BN.); British War Medal, impressed (CAPT. G. C. ROGERS); Victory Medal (Unnamed). Military Cross, London Gazette, 26 September 1917: "For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty on