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the Bn would attack from here following a huge artillery barrage and a massive mine being detonated at the Hawthorn redoubt
Shore pensioned on 20 April 1936 he returned to service on the outbreak of the Second World War as Chief Petty Officer (Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve shore)
Maundy issue
Extremely fine with considerable mint lustre
Struck in low grade silver
WW1. Pair. Perry. A.S.C. #sherborne the Bn would attack fromPair: Private G. Perry, Army Service Corps British War and Victory Medals (M2 221675 Pte. G. Perry. A. S. C.), good very fine and sold with copied Medal Index Card. The M2 prefix indicates that George Perry would have been an electrician.
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