1942 named and dated blue service dress tunic and trousers plus a 1943 dated summer service dress tunic named to Flying Officer W.B. Crealock.
William Barry Crealock, from Burnside, Manitoba, attested to the 10th CMR Cavalry Draft in 1916 later serving with the Fort Gary Horse and Canadian Light Horse. In early 1918 he transferred to the Royal Flying Corps. His ribbons indicate second world war service in Canada only. Tunics and trousers (not shown in photos) are in excellent condition. The summer tunic appears to have had a change to the wing. Speculation is he may have been wearing an RFC wing on his tunic (not an unusual practice) which would have been ordered removed and replaced with an RCAF wing. Mr. Crealock passed away in 1995.
