Canada, Dominion. Two Queen's Own Rifles Medals, C.1890 Newly Listed Although the whereabouts of his

Although the whereabouts of his DCM and First World War trio remains unknown

the official diagnosis listed as "Neurasthenia" (a mechanical weakness of the actual nerves)

1918 in the  London Gazette 30792

Pilot Officer Christie did not live long to enjoy his DFC

Canada, Dominion. Two Queen's Own Rifles Medals, C.1890 Newly Listed Although the whereabouts of hisIncludes: 1. Queen's Own Rifles Semi Centennial Reunion Medal 1860 1910: in sterling silver with red and green enamels, obverse illustrating the Queen's Own Rifles regimental insignia flanked by the dates "1860" and "1910", surrounded by the inscription "QUEEN'S OWN RIFLES SEMI CENTENNIAL REUNION", reverse hallmarked with an "R" fronting a maple leaf within an octagonal frame (P. W. Ellis & Company of Toronto) and marked "STERLING", measuring 27. 7 mm