Description
2nd April 1901
on February 20
35 Years (silver
he stated that he had two years and eight months overseas service in the CEF and acknowledged that he had been previously discharged as Medically Unfit
It documents that "Flight Lieutenant Marshall was forced to bale out of his aircraft in April
Four First War Regimental Victory Medals Newly Listed 2nd April 1901Four First War Regimental Victory Medals Private J. Frost, Dorsetshire Regiment (19324 PTE. J. FROST. DORSET. R.); Acting Sergeant W. Hopkins, West Riding Regiment (12409 A. SJT. W. HOPKINS. W. RID. R.); Private E. Illingworth, West Riding Regiment (307716 PTE. E. ILLINGWORTH. W. RID. R.); and Private I. J. Watson, Border Regiment (23132 PTE. I. J. WATSON. BORD. R.). Naming is officially impressed. Contact marks and surface oxidation, fine.
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