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27-12-10, 10:40
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A Question about WW2 CAC Medals
Sometime ago I was given some paperwork to a Canadian Driver with the CAC.
Included is his Discharge Paper..and as I was looking at it I found this...he was entitled to the following Medals. 39-45 Star Italy Star France and Germany Star Defense Medal CVSM with Bar He joined in May of 41 Why was did he not get the "War Medal"? His Name was Philip Berger..and as I mentioned he is listed as with the CAC. The Familiy told me he drove a Canadian General Known as Bucky..but as I have asked on this forum in the past if anyone knew who "Bucky" was and no one seems to know..I am kind of at a loss. Can anyone help out here with a bit of History??? Thank you Dean 
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27-12-10, 15:21
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Dean,
Sounds like a clerical error as every soldier was entitled to the War Medal. Now that you have some paperwork on him we may be able to identify "Bucky". Just knowing that he is Armoutred Corps helps a lot. What other hints do you have? location, actual unit, etc...? Clive
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27-12-10, 15:46
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Bucky
Didn't we go around the table asking about this general about 3 months ago?
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