Canadian - WWI - Medal Pair to 116th Canadian Infantry Battalion - POW - Munch He served on the Western

He served on the Western Front with the 3rd Battalion from November 1916

On leaving the Inniskilling Dragoons after 8 years good service – 7-1-10

WWI British Mercantile Marine War Medal named to: JOHN

Two "Queen's Crown" circa late 1950s-60s RCAF Navigator wings

Ontario when he joined the 156th Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force

Canadian - WWI - Medal Pair to 116th Canadian Infantry Battalion - POW - Munch He served on the WesternBritish War Medal, Victory Medal Pair: 3106355 Pte. W. H. Munch 116 Can. Inf. William Henry Munch was born in Puslinch, Ontario. He was a member of the Bretheren Church and worked as a wood carver. In November 1917 he was drafted into the CEF. Proceeding to England in February 1918 he then went to France with the 116th Battalion in August. On 29 September he was initially reported as missing, and then as a prisoner of war. He was released following