Original Canadian WWII 106th Coastal Artillery Battery Signed & Painted Softball by Spalding - 1944 Champions of “Botwoob” Area Iraq This parachute was worn by

This parachute was worn by fighter pilots in Me109s and Ju87s but also by other crew in aircraft with the bucket recess in the seat

Report of Physical Examination from enlistment and a certificate from the Tyler Commercial College from June 1943

lightly modified to keep it in service longer

supplementing or replacing the 7

Under that is A+E which we could only identify as Aeromedical Evacuation

Original Canadian WWII 106th Coastal Artillery Battery Signed & Painted Softball by Spalding - 1944 Champions of “Botwoob” Area Iraq This parachute was worn byOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an outstanding painted softball used by the 106th Canadian Coast Battery, Royal Canadian Artillery, who were the 1944 Champions of the Botwoob (Botwood) Area in Newfoundland. The softball is faintly marked with the Spalding logo along with K of C which would denote the Knights of Columbus which is active in Canada. The baseball is also marked with the V (dot, dot, dot, dash) symbol, which became one of the most