Canadian - WWI Memorial Plaque - Ostrander - 27th Battalion CEF - KIA In good shape with original

In good shape with original buttons and sleeve rank to a Lieutenant (Engineer Branch)

He proceeded to France in a reinforcement draft to the 3rd Battalion and served with that unit until invalided out of service due to sickness (Rheumatism)

Scarce variety without swords

Victory Medal named to: 2

England and was living in New York

Canadian - WWI Memorial Plaque - Ostrander - 27th Battalion CEF - KIA In good shape with original460366 Private Norman Ostrander was born in Aylmer, Elgin County, Ontario. He initially joined the 61st Battalion CEF at Winnipeg in August 1915. Transferred to the 27th Battalion (City of Winnipeg) he served in that battalion until being killed in action 21 August 1917. He is commemorated on the Vimy Memorial. Ostrander's entry in the Canadian Virtual War Memorial has a photo of him as well as some other biographical information.