Canada, CEF. A Pair of Memorial Plaques to the Grosz Brothers Auction He served in Canada only

He served in Canada only and was discharged in 1944 on medical grounds

The original document was replaced by this

it was announced that the size of the TA was to be doubled by the reforming of the 2nd line units

1987 in London and was buried in Wilhelmshaven

Canada, CEF. A Pair of Memorial Plaques to the Grosz Brothers Auction He served in Canada only402315 Private Adam Henry Grosz, 34th Infantry Battalion, 1st Infantry Battalion "Western Ontario Regiment": (ADAM HENRY GROSZ), in bronze, worker marked "2" on the obverse, Woolwich Arsenal manufactured marked on the reverse, measuring 120 mm in diameter, spotting, in its brown cardboard envelope of issue; and 273683 Driver Herman Samuel Grosz, 216th Infantry Battalion "Toronto Bantams", 4th Divisional Ammunition Column Canadian Field Artillery: