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he would be placed in command of the 102nd Infantry Division
Footnote: David Tait Kinnear was the son of William Tait Kinnear and Janet Agnes Kinnear
much effort had to be made to rebuild the regiment to its previous standard
thus opening the breach for supporting troops to follow-up and expand the beachhead
in silver (marked “990” on the edge)
Mecklenburg. An Order Of The Griffin; Officer's Cross, C.1915 GTRexclude he would be placed inIn silver gilt and enamels, 57mm x 57mm, a cross of fine quality manufacture, unmarked (likely maker is H. Rose), typical WWI period issue, no chipping to enamels, in extremely fine condition.
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