He gave his trade as cook when he joined the 17th Battalion CEF in September
WWI American Helmet with original painted insignia of the 3rd Infantry Division
he joined 418 Squadron RCAF flying the de Haviland Mosquito
Very nicely made
Gentleman Cadet at the Royal Military College
British – WWI – Memorial Plaque – Frederick Archer He gave his trade asPossibilities: FREDERICK ARCHER, Private, 20 298, 20th Bn. Durham Light Infantry, Died 17 September 1916, THIEPVAL MEMORIAL FREDERICK ARCHER, Lance Corporal, R 27951, 8th Bn. King's Royal Rifle Corps, Died 24 August 1917, 35 years old, TYNE COT CEMETERY FREDERICK ARCHER, Private, 80340, 4th Bn. Devonshire Regiment, Died 31 October 1918, 18 years old, WARWICK CEMETERY FREDERICK ARCHER, Gunner, 8562, 155th East Cheshire Heavy Bty., Royal Garrison