WW1. Military Medal & 1915 star trio. Watt. R.E. #sherborne Loddon Company Volunteers Prize Medal

Loddon Company Volunteers Prize Medal

Three-quarter bust of Caroline of Brunswick

saw service in the Balkan campaign from 8/9/15 and was discharged wounded (Gunshot wound reported 6/5/16) in March 1917

depicting an archetypal Frenchman and Englishman

WW1. Military Medal & 1915 star trio. Watt. R.E. #sherborne Loddon Company Volunteers Prize MedalA good Western Front MM group named to 50167 2 Cpl T. A. WATT. R. E. The MM being impressed 50167 SAPr T. A. WATT. 17 SIG CO. R. E.. Second Corporal Thomas A Watt landed in France on the 13th July 1915 and the announcement of the award of the Military Medal appeared in the London Gazette on the 22nd August 1916. The 17th Signal Company formed part of the 17th (Northern) Division, which in 1916 saw heavy action during the Battle of the Somme. Thomas