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2015 Group of 3. 1914-15 star trio 10815 PTE. L.COLLINS, GLOUC. R. KILLED IN ACTION 8.8.1915 7th Batn. Glouc. Regt. GALLIPOLI. Extract Lon. Gaz. (despatch) "..........nothing could check them. On they went, until, with a last determined rush, they fixed themselves firmly on the South West slopes & crest of the main Knoll known as the heights of CHUNUK BAIR. The 7th Gloucesters suffered terrible losses here. The fire was so hot that they never got a chance to dig their trenches deeper than some 6" & there they had to withstand attack after attack. In the course of these fights every single Officer, C.S.M. or C.Q.M.S., was either killed or wounded & the Battalion by midday consisted of small groups of men commanded by junior N.C.O.'s or Privates. Chapter & verse  may be quoted, for the view that the rank & file of an army cannot endure the strain of close hand-to-hand fighting unless they are given confidence by the example of good officers. Yet here is at least one instance where a Battalion of the New Army fought right on from midday till sunset, without any officers".
Sir Ian Hamilton's Despatch....at the capture of CHUNUK BAIR, the 7th Gloucester Regt. were 1000 strong, at the end of the action 180 answered the roll call.
Copy M.I.C., C.W.G.C., 7th War Diary, coloured pictures of Gloucester War Memorial including Collins.(L.F. Collins, but 'L' only on medals & (Leo) C.W.G.C.) Various write up's on the net ref. the War Memorial listing 'L.F.' as Leo Collins, 7th Glouc. R. From Worcester St., Gloucester. E.F. £395

2009 Group of 3. 1914 Mons Star & original Mons bar trio. 7459 PTE. E. BURSTON, 1/DEVON R. & DEVON R.
KILLED IN ACTION 25.10.1914 GIVENCHY. Battle of La Bassee 10.10.1914 - 22.11.1914. From Wellington, Somerset. Copy M.I.C., C.W.G.C., Soldiers Died, Devons History page 23 - With the 25th came an even heavier test for the Devons.............."the Devons never went back". 1 x e/k 5o/c on B.W.M. (see picture) otherwise N.E.F. £475

2009 Group of 3. 1914 Mons Star trio. (chocolate coloured Victory issue)
1045 PTE.F.S.LORD,1/28 LOND.R. (Artist's Rifles) & 2.LIEUT. (Devon Regt.) Killed in Action 2nd Devon Regt. 12.3.1915 Battle of NEUVE CHAPELLE. From Hornsey, London. Copy M.I.C.,C.W.G.C., Artist's Rifles History, Officers Papers. E.F. £695

2009 British War and Victory Medals. B.Z.4683 E.J.WOODLAND, SIG. R.N.V.R. & 3 Dog Tags. 1) BRISTOL Z/4683 Edgar J. Woodland. reverse stamped R.N.D. 2) J.E. Woodland R.N.D. 3) 14547897 J. Woodland all on one string.
Copy R.N.D. & R.N.V.R. papers. From Ambergate, Derby. V.F. £95

2010 British War and Victory Medals. CAPT. J.P. FINDLAY, R.A.F.
Pilot 88 Sqd. Bristol Fighters, wounded 18.10.18 ACE WITH 6 VICTORIES. Copy R.A.F. services, 5 of the 6 Combat Report victories (missing one will be in Air 1/1842) the 2 victories on 4.10.1918 the flight was led by Lieut. J.P. Findlay. Born & lived "Mervyn", Kenilworth, Cape Town (Province), South Africa. Aviator's Certificate 26.8.1917 with picture as above. Unusual not to have received a D.F.C. for 6 Victories. There are 39 W.W.1. Aces from South Africa. N.E.F. £1750

1981 Group of 5. 1914-15 star trio SS.106687 A.WITHERS, STO 1., R.N., Royal Fleet Reserve L.S.G.C. SS.106687 CH.B.9463 A.WITHERS, STO 1., R.F.R., 1908 Messina Earthquake Medal (unnamed) Copy papers, served H.M.S. Ark Royal W.W.1., Messina Roll H.M.S. Duncan. N.E.F. except 1 x e/k on Messina. £495

2010 Group of 3 with Plaque. 1914-15 star trio & Plaque. 6573 PTE. H.E. ARNOLD, R.FUS. & 2.LIEUT. (R.F.C.) Plaque named HERBERT EDWARD ARNOLD. Pilot, 5 Squadron B.E.2c., Killed in Action 26.12.1916. OBLT. H. BETHGE, 3rd Victory of 20. Copy M.I.C., Services, Officers Papers, C.W.G.C. EARY CASUALTY. From Kings Cross, London & High Barnet, Herts., educated Merchant Taylors' School. E.F. near Mint. £1750

1984 PAIR. British War Medal. 9445 PTE. W.P. CROWLEY, SOM L.I. Geo.V. INDIA GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL 1908-35 one bar, Afghanistan N.W.F. 1919. 9445 PTE. W.P. CROWLEY, SOM L.I. Copy M.I.C.,(B.W.M. only) & I.G.S. 'issued in India'; The Light Bob Gazette 1913; B.W.M. - V.F., I.G.S. some edge knocks & nicks otherwise N.V.F. £125

1988 PAIR. British War Medal. 4753 C. SJT. G.F. HOWELL, SOM.L.I. Geo. V. Army L.S.G.C. S/SERGT. INSTR., 23/(SIND) BN. I.D.F. (Indian Defence Force) Copy M.I.C. (B.W.M. only) Polished fine & 1 x e/k 6 o/c on L.S.G.C.  Copy M.I.C.; Light Bob Gazette 1913 L/Sjt promoted Serjt. £95

1991 Group of 4. British War, Victory Medal, 200420 PTE. H. JAMES, Som. L.I. Territorial War Medal. 2084 PTE. H. JAMES, Som. L.I. City of Bath 50 Year Service Medal Awarded/ to/ MR. H. JAMES/ for the/ completion/ of 50 years/ service /Stothert & Pitt Ltd. (hallmarked silver) Mr. James was very proud of his 50 years service (1912-1962) to the one Company & had a standing order with Goddards Jewellers for a  new Goddards silver polishing cloth on a yearly basis as can be seen in the pictures. Copy M.I.C. Bath Mayor's Office letter. 3 x ORIGINAL pictures - as above. Medals no e/k's, but polished good fine; 50 year medal worn/fine.  £375

1995 British War Medal. 139203. Pte. 2. T.Davenport. R.A.F., Couple e/k's otherwise N.V.F. £30

1997 Victory Medal. 2.Lieut J.T.Dupuy. R.A.F., Pilot in April 1918 Air Force List. Attempted erasure but still readable, V.F. £45

1998 Victory Medal. 93743.2.A.M. H.Cornick. R.A.F., V.F. £25

1999 Victory Medal. 76641.2.A.M. P.S.Soloman. R.A.F., V.F.£25

2000 British War and Victory Medals. 54881. 2.A.M. R.B. Mayo. R.A.F., V.F. £50

2001 British War and Victory Medals. 407853. 2.A.M. H.J.Cook. R.A.F., V.F. £50

1968 Group of 3. 1914 Star 7366 PTE. G. OSBORNE, 1/SOM.L.I. British War and Victory Medals SJT., SOM.L.I. Copy M.I.C. entered Theatre 21.8.1914, Light Bob Gazette 1907,1908,1911. Good Mons trio to a pre war Pte. who survived W.W.1. 'start to finish' ending up a Sergeant. E.F. £195

1933 Group of 4. British War and Victory Medals 20056 WKR. G.M.GUNNER, Q.M.A.A.C. (Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps.) Edw. VII 1902 Coronation Medal Bronze, (in box of issue) Geo. VI Imperial Service Medal GRACE MARGARET GUNNER. Original newspaper cutting 'Honour for Bognor Postal Employee.....entered the service in 1902 & has served as sorting clerk & telegraphist of the Bognor Regis Head Post Office  ....during the Great War served from Nov. 1916 to Oct. 1919 as a signaller at Abbeville, Quevilly & Rouen & she was in Rouen under enemy machine-gun fire at the time of the signing of the Armistice. In addition to her Army duties Miss Gunner also served with the Q.M.A.A.C. & the British Red Cross. Copy of I.S.M. in Lon. Gaz. 10.7.1942, M.I.C. (pair) Sister of below casualty. Unusual group to a lady 'under fire'. V.F. £435

1932 Group of 3. 1914-15 Star, 2402 PTE.A.H.E.GUNNER, SUSS. YEO. British War and Victory Medals 2.LIEUT. A.H.E.GUNNER. Killed in Action 26.3.1918 1st day Battle of Rosieres (One of the 1st Battles of the Somme) With original picture of grave taken 11.11.1929 by the War Graves Wreath Company & original service card In Memory of Arthur Henry Edmund Gunner 2nd Lieut. 11th Royal Sussex Regt. Copy M.I.C., commissioned 31.10.1917 medals sent to Arundel, Sussex. Officers papers born Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Joined Sussex Yeo. 25.1.1915, served in Gallipoli 24.9. - 29.10.1915. C.W.G.C.  Parents & widow from Arundel. 3 Original full length unused ribbons. Brother of above. E.F. £635

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4154 British War and Victory Medals. LIEUT. P.W.L. JARVIS, R.A.F. 1939-45 Star, Defence & War Medals unnamed, Geo. VI. Efficency Medal & bar. LT. P.W.L. JARVIS, R.A.S.C.
Pilot 39 Sqd. (B.E.12) Copy group picture (as above)  Casualty cards both 39 Sqd (Home Defence) 13.4.1918. 'The Air Defence of Britain' Cole & Cheeseman (1st Battle of Britain) copies of flights 39 (H.D.) Sqd. North Weald, Bassett 12.8.17 (day), 4-5.9.17 (night), 24-25.9.17 (night),28-29.9.17 (night), 29-30.9.17 (night), 30.9-1.10.17 (night), 31.10-1.11.17 (night) 18-19.12.17 (night) & Pilot's Report's 24.9.17, 28.9.17 'chased light, probably this was Capt. Clark B.E.2e also up that night', 29-30.9.17, 18-19.12.17. Jarvis's search area was usually North Weald - Ware - Romford - Hoddesdon - Chingford - Enfield. All 'chasing' Gothas & Giant's sighting/reports at NIGHT their target was LONDON, which was bombed.  G.V.F. £435

4925 Group of 3. 1914-15 Star, LIEUT. A.J. BOWERMAN, SOM.L.I., British War and Victory Medals LIEUT. Plaque ARTHUR JAMES BOWERMAN. Observer, 22 sqd., FE2b,  K.I.A 9.9.1916.  Officers Papers, Ex Artist's Rifles. 1 x Combat Report (1 x `C' type destroyed 25.8.16), Casualty report. Picture of his Pilot Lt. H. Strathy-Mackay. Early casualty. N.E.F. circular stain centre of plq. (tea cup?) see picture £1850

4843 Group of 2.British War and Victory Medals. 2.LIEUT. H. RIDLEY, R.A.F.
Observer, (D.H.9) 98 Sqd., Wounded 22.7.1918. Copy service details from Carlisle, Cumberland, flew Sopwith Snipes after W.W.1. Service Papers. N.E.F. £375

3830 British War and Victory Medals. 2/LIEUT. F.W. ROADHOUSE, R.A.F. & 2/Lieut's original Commission. Observer, RE8, 58 Sqd. Copy M.I.C. 2.Lt. 14/York & Lanc. & R.F.C.,R.A.F. (pair only) Service details from Sheffield. Officers Papers went to St Mathias School Sheffield. Lots of Bomb & Recon. Reports, 3 x casualty reports. N.E.F. £250

3995 British War and Victory Medals. 2.LIEUT. C. SUNDERLAND, R.A.F.
Observer, 4 Sqd., (R.E.8.) One Victory. Copy Service details from Nelson, Lancs., Officers Papers, 2 x Combat Reports, one pictured above the other 12.4.18 against 4 single seaters .......attacked by 3.........After the first burst, which went through the top plane, the Observer (Sunderland) opened fire on the 1st attacking machine, which flew off. The Observer (Sunderland) then opened fire on one of the other 2. Observer fired 80 rounds during the combat. E.F. £275

4278 Group of 4. British War and Victory Medals 01718 BOY W.MASON, R.A.F. W.W.2. Defence & War Medals. Very rare rank for W.W.1. War time service. Copy service details from Perth, Scotland. April 1918 R.A.F. Muster Roll - Boy Service 15.8.17. Service Papers - joined age 15. Mounted as worn.  N.V.F. £275

1918 British War and Victory Medals. CAPT. A.G. CARMENT.  (R.A.M.C.)  As a Surgeon, Merchant Navy Killed aged 66, 8.5.1941 when the German Raider "PINGUIN" who had sunk 17 merchant ships including Clan Buchanan on 28.4.1941 & taken off survivors as P.O.W.'s was sunk by H.M.S. Cornwall 8.5.1941.
Andrew Gray Carment was born in India in 1873. He received his medical training at the University of Edinburgh, gaining a M.B., C.M. in 1896, B.Sc. in 1909, and M.D. in 1911. He was D.P.H., R.C.P.S. Edinburgh and R.F.P.S. Glasgow, 1920. During the Great War he was appointed a Temporary Lieutenant, R.A.M.C., October 1916 and Temporary Captain, October 1917. Served in East Africa, Malta, Macedonia and North Russia (August-October 1918). In the 1924 Medical Register his address is given as Tulagi on the British Solomon Island Protectorate. His M.I.C. confirms pair only but notes claimed 1914 Star 'ineligible' & also 'ineligible' for 1914-15 Star states "Capt. Carment did not appear to have served on the establishment of a unit of the British Ex. Force in E(ast) Af(rica) during the qualifing period". Presumably Carment was claiming his 1914 Star due to the collectors notes which say P.O.W. German East Africa Aug. 1914 of which I have been unable to confirm but as the M.O.D. says "not on a unit of the British Ex. Force" which doesn't mean to say he wasn't !! Just not in the right unit/place at the right time to qualify. Copy M.I.C., C.W.G.C., Medical Directory (1923) Pinguin/Cornwall action detail. E.F. £375

2009 R.A.F. FAMILY MEDALS. FATHER - 1914-15 STAR TRIO. 9994 PTE. W. MATTHEWS, S. GDS. (Scots Guards) George FIFTH R.A.F., L.S.G.C. W/O W.M. MATTHEWS, R.A.F. (awarded 30.6.1937) 1ST 4 on wearing bar these N.V.F. & slightly polished, W.W.2. Defence & War Medals with miniature gp of these 6 - Geo. VI head on L.S.G.C. Copy M.I.C. Scots. Gds. & R.F.C.    
 SON - W.W.2. Defence & War Medals, C.S.M. bar SOUTH ARABIA W/O R.L. MATTHEWS (E1559449) R.A.F., EIIR R.A.F., L.S.G.C. (DEI GRATIA) 1559449 CH. TECH., R.A.F. Mounted as worn. N.E.F. All family medals £375  

1896 BRITISH WAR MEDAL 2/LIEUT. C.C.H. GROSSE, R.A.F., W.W.2. DEFENCE & WAR MEDALS, EIIR G.S.M. bar CYPRUS 1150 SGT. WDR. C.C.H. GROSSE. IN W.W.1. WAS A SE5 SINGLE SEATER SCOUT PILOT WITH 40 SQUADRON. Copy M.I.C. (no medals listed), services, Lon. Gaz. for W.W.1. & W.W.2. Served R.N.A.S., R.A.F., & in W.W.2. as a FLT. LT. (77866) R.A.F.V.R. V.F. £185

1833 1914-15 Star group of 3. PTE.C.S.COWIE,2ND I.L.H. (Imperial Light Horse) & 2.LIEUT.,R.A.F. (on B.W.M.) LT. G.S.COWIE (NO R.A.F. on Bilingual Victory) Copy R.A.F. service papers, R.N.A.S. services &  S.A. papers confirm Star & Victory issued by S.A. & B.W.M. issued by R.A.F. from U.K. S.A.papers give service as 2/I.L.H. in South African Rebellion & S.W. African campaign, 4th S.A. Horse in German East African campaign &  Observer Officer R.A.F. late R.N.A.S (2 years) introduced to Director of Air services 28.7.1917. V.F. £325

1732 1914 Mons Star group of three. G071 PTE.J.T. MASON, 7/D.GDS. & D20490 on pair. Copy 2 x M.I.C.'s shows entry into W.W.1. 13.10.1914. V.F. £185

1894 British War & Victory Medals. R4149 W. HEWITT, A.B., R.N.V.R. KILLED IN ACTION, HAWKE BATTALION, ROYAL NAVAL DIVISION. Copy papers, C.W.G.C., War diary, grave picture etc. V.F. £195

1799 1914-15 Star group of 3. CZ 3365 J. SUTTIE, A.B., R.N.V.R., Prisoner of War 21.8.1918 ANSON BTN., Royal Naval Division. From St. Andrews. Copy papers. V.F. £165

1791 B.W.M. & Victory Medals. R.6777 G.H. COATES, A.B., R.N.V.R. Anson Battalion, Royal Naval Division. WOUNDED 28.9.1918. Copy papers, from Sheffield.V.F. £100

1179 1914-15 Star trio. TZ1180 T.SCOTT,A.B.,R.N.V.R. (on Star) & K32137 STO.1.,R.N. on pair. HAWKE BTN.,Royal Naval Division 3.1.1915 - 8.4.16 then joined R.N.From Durham, ex miner. Copy papers.(note - the blackness on B.W.M. is uneven dark toning) E.F. £90

1699 B.W.M. & Victory Medals. 214672 CPL. H.L.MORRIS,R.A.F. Copy papers served Killingholme & Adriatic. From Islington, London, confirms pair of medals issued.N.V.F. £50

4372 British War Medal. LIEUT. J. TALBOT, R.A.F.
Pilot, 9 Sqd. (R.E.8) from 29.4.18 then 52 Sqd., (R.E.8) Wounded 6.9.1918 (Black September) 'Combat with H.A.'
Lt. M. Dehmisch 7th of 10 Victories. Copy M.I.C. Pte. Cam. High., 2.Lt., H.L.I., & Lt., R.F.C. (trio) sent to Pollokshields, Glasgow. Service details. Dehmisch details/victory. N.E.F. £225

Copy from Aviator's Certificate 15.8.15                                                   Copy from Aeronauts' certificate No. 165 12.1.18

4758 British War Medal. CAPT. N. WALLIS, R.A.F.
Pilot, Balloons & Aeroplanes. Copy Aviator's Certificate 15.8.1915 & AERONAUT's Certificate 12.1.1918, Medal Roll (pair) Naval service details from Liversedge, Yorks. "Served Roehampton 2.1916, No. 9 & 11 Kite Balloons 14.7.16-24.8.17. Milford Haven, Pembroke 28.12.17-20.10.1918, has been in France 18 months". R.A.F. Service details. Very unusual to have been awarded both Aviator's & Aeronauts' Cetificates. N.E.F. £195

4000 British War Medal. LIEUT. W.T.J. ATKINS, R.A.F.
Pilot, (D.H.9) 98 Sqd., Prisoner of War 17.6.1918. Copy M.I.C., Service papers from London S.E.11. Ex 3/16th London Regt. (Queen's Westminster Rifles) Went to Dover County School & King's College, London. Sqd. Record Book 6 machines bombing Cambrai Railway Station `Attacked by about 20 E.A.'s, one of our machines was shot down & another seen to land under control (Atkins) “was seen to drop bombs”, Combat Report for those that got back, 2 x destroyed 1 x O.O.C., Casualty Report, published article on Atkins P.O.W. mail from various P.O.W. Camps, Ingoldstadt, Baden, Karlsruhe, Landshut, Graudenz Pillau. One edge knock 8 o/c (see pic.) otherwise N.V.F.£275

4664 British War Medal. 2.LIEUT. J.W. NEIL, R.A.F.
Observer, (D.H.9) 108 Sqd., Killed in Action 6.10.1918. Copy C.W.G.C. from Willington Quay, Northumberland, Nr. Newcastle on Tyne. Service details, casualty report Pilot & Obs both K.I.A. Victory of Flgmt. C. Kuring 4th of 5 victories from MARINE-Feldjagdstaffel Nr.V., N.V.F. £285

4314 British War Medal. 2.LIEUT. W.J. DIMENT, R.A.F.
Observer, (D.H.9)  27 Sqd., one destroyed (shared) Copy M.I.C.(pair) Cpl. S. Staffs. R. & 2 Lieut. R.A.F., Service details from Wolverhampton. Officers Services. 1 x Combat Report 28.9.1918 `Fokker DVII in flames then broke up, Busigny, destroyed by Obs.'; 30.9.18 Raid on Aulnoye, hit by .A.A. before reaching objective , engine seized, recrossed the lines & force landed at Moeuvres. 4.10.18, bombing Operations Moeuvres, Anti-aircraft fire, engine seized, forced to land, wrecked, pilot & Obs. O.K.; In W.W.2., R.A.F. List. Note ribbon supplied - removed for better picture on paperwork. N.V.F. £225

5042 British War Medal. LIEUT. R.E. LINDSAY, R.A.F.
Pilot, (single seater Sopwith Camel) 46 Sqd., Wounded 27.3.1918. Copy service details, from Wormit, Fife. C.W.G.C. died 6.12.18 typhoid fever. N.E.F. £275

4153 Victory Medal. LIEUT. A.O. BENTLEY, R.A.F. & box of issue, base marked ANNETTE, presume a family share out of medals between children.
Pilot, 23 Sqd., (single seater Sopwith Dolphins) Wounded 31.8.1918, (5 x Dolphin casualties on this date)
1 x O.O.C.  29.6.1918. Copy Service details  from Nottingham. Officers Papers. 4 x Combat Reports, Casualty Report. N.E.F. £175

4420 Victory Medal. LIEUT. K.P. CAMPBELL, R.A.F.
Pilot, (single seater S.E.5a) 60 Sqd., Died of Injuries 21.11.1918 from crash, a result of Offensive Patrol, when hit by A.A. on 27.6.1918. 2.4.18 Offensive Patrol, combat with E.A. Bertangles, damaged, forced to land, Pilot O.K.; 8 x Combat Reports of the flight with Campbell, Victory poss. by Lt. H. Kirchstein 4th of 27 Victories or Vfl. J. Putz 4th of 7 Victories.  23.6.18 Anti-aircraft fire, forced to land Bertangles, Pilot O.K. Copy C.W.G.C. from Manitoba, Canada. Service details, Canadian Officers Papers (not eligible for 14/15 Star) 3 x Casualty Reports. 60 Sqd. Article with various pictures of Campbell especially 4 officers standing by Albatross DVa. see picture, CAMPBELL FAR RIGHT. Another picture in Under the Guns of the Red Baron page 174. E.F. £235

4866 Victory Medal. LIEUT. W.W.L. JENKIN, R.A.F.with ORIGINAL picture in D.C.L.I. uniform (ORIGINAL on right in pictures) wearing Obs. Half wing + other COPY pictures of him & his pilots.
Observer (D.H.9) 99 Sqd., Died of Wounds 25.6.1918. Copy C.W.G.C., M.I.C. 2/Lt. D.C.L.I. & Lt. R.F.C.,R.A.F. Service details from Liskeard, Cornwall. Officers Papers. Copy Log Book for Lt. H. Sanders from 20.5.18-25.6.18 all flights with Jenkins as Obs. Last entry states Raid Offenburg (Rheims) Attacked by huns. Poor old Jenks went West by A.A. Independent Force Sqd. details of all raids 6.6.- 25.6.18. N.E.F. £265

3949 Victory Medal. 2.LIEUT. S.B. POTTER, R.A.F.
Pilot, 214 Sqd., (Handley-Page 0/400) Interned Holland 30.6.1918. Copy Service details from Seven Kings, Essex. H.P. losses to direct enemy action - 30.6.18 2/Lt. S.B. Potter/Lt. J.D. Vance/Sgt. R.G. Kimberley. Target Stahillebrugge; claimed on 2.7.18 by Uffzs. Muschen Kraatz of Schlasta 16, as shot down '...2335-2359 hrs. S.E. of Wulpen" Died 1.10.1971. Picture of Lt. J.D. Vance. E.F. £195

4659 Memorial Plaque. KEVIN PARNELL McNAMARA.
Pilot, (single seater D.H.2) 24 Sqd., Killed in Action 29.6.1916 5th of 8 Victories for Lt. O. Parschau. Aviator's Certificate 23.1.1916-copy picture above. Copy M.I.C. service papers also served in 40 Sqd., from Holloway, London. ' Pictures & details of Pour le Merite holder Lt. O. Parschau.  See `Sharks among Minnows' …last seen attacking 4 E.A. & after a fight, spiralling down over Clery with a fighter on his tail. The Germans claimed Lt. S.K.P.Mckamere. (near enough). 24 Sqd. Article. EARLY CASUALTY. E.F.£475

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