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Group of 5 to 7360587 Corporal Harry Warwick, Royal Army Medical Corps. Joined 1/11/1939 as a Nursing Orderly, posted to Infantry Training Depot, France, evacuated from Dunkirk, served in India 1942, then Burma, 1944, as part of 14 Division. Full history

Group of 5 to 864489 Pte. P. A. Anscombe, R.A.O.C. (served in France & Germany 1944-45) wit copy of R. Arty. attestation. Efficiency Medal (GVI) 'Territorial' bar

Group of 5 to 9721 Sergeant James Courtney, 1st Battalion & 8th (Service) Battalion, The Devonshire Regiment & Special Constabulary, MiD 22nd May 1917, France

Group of 5 to A.B. John H. Jones, HMS Endymion on China War Medal, Lieutenant Royal Navy Reserve on WW1 trio, John H. Jones on Mercantile Marine Medal, unofficial bar on China War Medal

Group of 5 to Australian Air Gunner/ Warrant Officer W. F. Fitzgerald, 49 Squadron, RAF, shot down over Germany 8th October 1943, POW in Stalag Luft 1 and later Stalag Luft 3, all medals named, impressed or officially engraved, a scarce group

Group of 5 to C. Sergeant B. W. Sykes, Duke of Wellington's Regiment, Yorks.

Group of 5 to Chief Petty Officer Harold Frank Pepper, Royal Navy. He served on submarines all through his service from 1935-51, HMS Porpoise/ Otway/ Cachalot/ Vangarian, various ops to Norway, Cherbourg encounter with a U-Boat, with detailed history

Group of 5 to Colonel James Hurrie Brodie, Royal Army Medical Corps, served Army Medical Corps from 1941 where he served in England and India, see history

Group of 5 to D199957R WEA M. P. O'Donoghue, Royal Navy, Weapon Specialist, scarce

Group of 5 to Frederick F. Farley, Royal Signals, Prisoner of War in Italy, camp number 54, Passo Corese/ Fara in Sabina, Rome, later moved to Germany, Stalag IV, Muhlberg, see history

Group of 5 to JX.407272 Seaman J. W. Imeson, Royal Navy, includes some history

Group of 5 to JX/24837 Petty Officer Thomas Carmichael Bell, D.E.M.S., HMS President III, Royal Navy. Presented the British Empire Medal 4/12/1945 by the King, for bravery and enterprise during the Plymouth blitz. With original documents, see description

Group of 5 to L. F. T. Potter, Long Service Reserve Navy, he served on merchant ship Kyno, the 3946 tons ship was attacked and sunk by U-boat I-28 Gunter Kuhnke on 28th August 1940, see history

Group of 5 to Lt. Commander F. H. Yeo, Royal Navy, WW1 trio & good shooting medal awarded 1913, 13.5 inc. HMS Centurion, with history

Group of 5 to Musician Gunner Charles G. Stearin, Royal Garrison Artillery, France 19/12/1915, medals worn, Meritrious Service Medal mint (never worn), with history

Group of 5 to Pte. Arthur Edward Morrill, 2 Royal Horse Artillery, served Dunkirk, wounded at Alamein, after the war served with the Leeds Fire Brigade from 5th May 1946 until 16th May 1975, with original documents and some research

Group of 5 to Pte. William Blanchard, 2/Yorkshire Light Infantry. Sent to France 10/8/1914, some history

Group of 5 to S.S.X. 12976 Dev. B. 15655 P. J. Whittaker, A.B., Royal Navy, served on HMS Cheshire, torpedoed 1940, with research

Group of 5 to Sergeant Henry Mathew Poet, 1/7 Queen's Regiment. Served in North Africa, GSM Malaya bar, includes some history

Group of 5 to Staff Seargeant David McPhail. Served Burma WW2, then went to Suez where he served as Troop Staff Sergeant of the main corps headquarters. Rare award for Suez Port, BEM covers the period 7 November 1956 to 30 June 1957

Group of 5 to the Honourable Captain Denys Scott, Royal North Devonshire Hussars. Served with the Tank Corps Carrier Company in WW1 and took part in many battles. Later served as Major in the 5 Bn., Devon Home Guard. An interesting group, see description

Group of 6 to 12409 Quater-Master Sergeant Frederick George Burgess, 115 Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. MiD 1915, MM 1916, DCM 1916 for saving the life of an officer during a heavy bombardment, includes full history, see description

Group of 6 to 14464 Frederick Bracegirdle Nelson enlisted on the 30th June 1938, No1 Depot Uxbridge, service in the Middle East 8th March 1939, see history

Group of 6 to 17274 1 Air Mechanic Edward Lipscombe, before the war served in the fire brigade, Fire Service Engineer, served at Basingstoke fire service, then R.A.F., see history

Group of 6 to 200715 Chief Petty Officer G. F. Wade, Royal Navy, served on HMS Hussar, then on HMS Topaz when best shoot was awarded 1908, later in WW1 served on HMS Adventure, a scarce group

Group of 6 to 24689846 Fusilier N.T. Bates, Royal Regiment of Fusiliers

Group of 6 to 24899031 Pte. C. P. Byrne, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Royal Logistics on Northern Ireland GSM

Group of 6 to 25021840 Lance Corporal D. C. Holt, R.E.M.E., with Accumulated Campaign Service Medal

Group of 6 to 2580879 Signalman E. Gardiner, Royal Signals

Group of 6 to 2587682 Driver H. P. Donlon, Royal Signals, later Sub Officer, Fire Brigade, British Aerospace, with photo card

Group of 6 to 3529423 P. Duffy, 1 Battalion, Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, wounded in North Africa on 4th June 1943, includes some history

Group of 6 to 4380625 Pte. Artur Robert Penman, 2/Green Howards. Includes large photo of him and a framed certificate for the 1935 Jubilee Medal (scarce King-Emperor issue)

Group of 6 to 46241 Squadron Leader Robert Fernie, RAF Intelligence, Administrative & Special Duties Branch from 1941-47, MBE 11 November 1947, includes some history

Group of 6 to 509200 Sergeant J. S. Strang, RAF. No.1 Sergeant Mess, near Preston, Lancs. With letter allowing him to wear the Pakistan Republic Commemorative Medal, 23 March 1956, scarce

Group of 6 to 5180176 Pte. W. F. Preest, Army Catering Corps

Group of 6 to 53844 Pte. B. C. Winfield, Oxfordshire & Bucks Light Infantry, Prisoner of War with the 4th Battalion at Dunkirk, captured 30th May 1940, sent to Stalag VIII-B, Lamsdorf 25th June 1940, with some history & various badges

Group of 6 to 565361 Flying Lieutenant John Francis Cooper, RAF pilot flying with 61 Squadron, an interesting group with some early raids on Germany, includes a large file of research, see description/ combat reports

Group of 6 to 60004 Sergeant Walter George Evans, 22nd Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. Belgium Order of Leopold II (avec palme) chevalier, LG 5/4/1919 - A/47th Brigade RFA, DCM - LG 3/6/1919 (Belgium/France), 'A' Battery 47th Brigade RFA, see description

Group of 6 to Captain Francis Disney, Duke of Edinburgh's Own Volunteer Rifles, later Army Service Corps, South African Staff Corps, late 3rd. Battalion, Leinster Regiment, WW1 South Africa Service Corps, see history

Group of 6 to Captain Ronald Williams, Royal Artillery, with miniatures & bars, served from 26/11/1941

Group of 6 to Captain Walter Horace Swift, General List (late W.0.1 Indian Army Corps of Clerks) served Burma 1943-45, MiD 16/12/1945, Long Service Medal is the Indian issue 16/12/1943

Group of 6 to Chief Petty Officer James Leonard Thundercliff, Royal Navy. Awarded the Royal Navy Good Shot in 1910, 10 inch BL, joined 1897-1922, with Marine Society Medal dated 19th April 1905, includes full service history

Group of 6 to Group Captain Eustace George Keeping, East Surry Regiment/ RAF, Pilot, 31 Squadron, India from October 1920-21, Wing Commander 2/3/1944, Group Captain 31/5/1948, with miniatures, full service, a nice lot

Group of 6 to J.0908466 Acting Warrant Officer W. H. F. Coleman, R.A.F., with Atlantic Star, WW2

Group of 6 to Lieutenant Colonel Major J. J. Kerr, Hampshire Regiment, T.D. awarded London Gazzett 21/4/1950, with miniatures

Group of 6 to Lieutenant/ Captain (Royal Army Medical Corps 1915-19) & Surgeon Commander (Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve 1931-42) Daniel McKinlay Reid, M.B. C.H.B. Killed in the blackout December 1943. See history.

Group of 6 to Lieutenant/ Captain N. R. Assiter, Royal Engineers. Probably served at D-Day, then the Far East, after the war Quantity Surveyor Major

Group of 6 to MBE Warrant Officer Arthur Percival Pointing, RAF, RAF Station, Halton, served 1924-64, with full history of service, MBE June 1950, with original London Gazette for 1950, see citation for MBE, Coronation Medal confirmed