Wwi Buckingham Palace Victory Thank You Letter; 19Th Cef GTRexclude Pitcher was with the Royal

Pitcher was with the Royal Flying Corps when it merged with the Royal Naval Air Service on April 1

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for some reason he was not discharged on a pension (possibly died on Service

and in that capacity took part in the operations in the Sudan in 1883 and 1886

Wwi Buckingham Palace Victory Thank You Letter; 19Th Cef GTRexclude Pitcher was with the RoyalWWI Buckingham Palace Victory Thank You Letter Typeset letter with the Buckingham Place masthead and the printed signature of George V, dated May 3rd, 1919, inscribed: "OFFICERS, NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND MEN OF THE OVERSEA FORCES : It is with a heart full of pride and gratitude that I take your salute to day as you march in triumph through London. The Peoples of the British Dominions beyond the Seas, by their instant readiness to share in the