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Both correctly impressed to2780 PTE F. W. BARKER 2/BN A.I.F. A.I.F. A.I.F. A. for gallantry in operations at Ypres, in particular during the attack on Westhoek Ridge, 20/21 September 1917. Awarded to personnel that through combat action have been wounded. (CPL on War Medal). group of three awarded to Private C. McCabe, 55thAustralian Infantry Battalion, Australian Imperial Force, for continued acts of gallantry over a 11 month period in 1918, in particular during the Spring Offensive, and at Peronne, 1 September 1918Military Medal, G.V.R. Soldiers of the Australian Imperial Force, Canadian Expeditionary Force, New Zealand Expeditionary Force, and other Empire troops followed suit in the First World War, and issued wound stripes according to British practice. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Crimea/Crimean Medal Rifle Brigade. Pair: British war medal and Victory medal impressed to4478 PTE E. L. STEPHENS 1 BN AIF, Previous service listed as"21stINF MILITIA (2 YEARS) NSW. Multinational Force and Observers Medal. Bde. C. McCabe. A Sergeant was lying wounded in no mans land and after three men had become casualties in the attempt to get the wounded N.C.O. Originally buried at White Chateau British Cemetery he was re-interred at the Adelaide British Cemetery, Villers Bretonneaux, France in 1919. . Minor edge nicks, generally very fine or better $4250, Trio:A Great War 1917 French theatre M.M. Private Scott Palmer died when a Black Hawk helicopter crashed in Afghanistan on June 22, 2010. Wounded in action medal (6,5) Crossword Clue | Wordplays.com Star of Victoria, in March 1916, and travelled on to France on the H.T. ), Military Medal, G.V.R. They made back to our trench when the operation was completed.. As a former Army Apprentice, Im much more inclined, similar to the Nashos medal, to ask for a commemorative medal to be struck for all our mob, 50 intakes of us from 1948 on and definitely a worthy medal to commemorate who we are and where weve been, how we got there, and for those like me, to show we taught those who did go there. 2021 eMedals Inc | Militaria & Historica | eMedals Inc. All Rights Reserved. The campaign was the initiative of warrant officer Kerry Danes, who served with the Special Air Service Regiment. We regret the necessity to inform our many customers that we are in no way affiliated with JB Military Antiques, also of Perth. Frank Nicholaswas born in Parkes, New South Wales, Australia. Also entitled toMilitary Medaland 1914/15 star. He enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force, 15 September 1914. Single : South Africa Medal 1853 impressed :LIEUT. The surviving NOK proudly wear their deceased partners medals on their right side, and everyone distinctly knows that this person is a partner or family of a veteran who has passed on. It is the highest Queensland Police Service Medal a civilian may receive. He enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force, in January 1916. One week after his discharge from hospital, he was posted to Brisbane Depot on November 15th. He was encouraged to take up embroidery as a means of both passing the time and of 'training' his left hand in fine motor skills. C. Wells. I am going to reference the gold star approach used in America. During the operations MONT ST. QUENTON N. E. of PERONNE, on 31stAugust 1918, these two (3761 L/CPL Batchelor along with 5355 PTE Jackson) soldiers went forward to form a covering party during the transfer of troops from the trench to another. When passing the Battalion Headquarters with a message, he was wounded, but delivered his message. He spent nearly two years at the 4th Australian General Hospital (4 AGH) at Randwick, and convalescent homes, before his discharge from the army on 7 July 1920.Brigg's wounds permanently fused his left knee, and so damaged the nerves in his right arm that he had very little function in that hand. 5/Aust: Inf:); 1914-15 Star (3481 Pte H. E. King. Australian Medals - John Burridge Military Antiques Forces of the Empire of Japan sailed from Rabaul and crossed the Solomon Sea and, despite Allied air attacks, successfully reached Lae, where they disembarked. (2552 Pte. No to a new medal. In World War I United States soldiers received stripes called Wound Chevrons that were influenced by French practice. impressed to 1940 Cpl A. L. Fraser. Naming is officially impressed. free postage . I notice that it is a kind of religious medal. Pair: British war medal and Victory medal impressed to 4478 PTE E. L. STEPHENS 1 BN AIF. Briggs was promoted to lance corporal on 14 May but reverted to the rank of private on 16 July at his own request. 55 - Bn. We have received from veterans and their families a range of submissions relating to service from the Second World War onwards, he said. Managing Editor
He enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force, 24 August 1915. group of three awarded to Private C. Wells, 47thAustralian Infantry Battalion, Australian Imperial Force, for gallantry as a Runner at Dernancourt, 5 April 1918Military Medal, G.V.R. Trio: A Great War 1918 Somme M.M. in, Pte. Single: Military Medal (GV) correctly impressed to2234 SJT: A. J. SMITH 3/ARMY BDE./AUST.F.A., Joined Battalion at Gallipoli 7thAugust 1915, Transferred 10thFebruary 1916 to the 53rdBN. A. E. Allen. for gallantry as stretcher bearer in operations on the Somme, over a three week period in August 1918. 4/Lt: T.M. Thank you Peter, I like your idea At the going down of the sun, we shall remember them and use a poppy as the main feature. I would also suggest that two further criteria injured and sick on active duty be also considered. For his Second World War service, O'Donnell was awarded the 1939-1945 Star, the Pacific Star, the Defence Medal, the War Medal 1939-1945 and the Australia Service Medal 1939-1945, the later of which is not included with this group, the medals being issued in 1952. Delury was amongst the Battalions wounded for that day, having suffered a shrapnel wound to the right shoulder.Delury continued to serve with the Battalion in France, and was gassed, 12 May 1918. Transferred 15thMarch 1916 to the 114thBty (later 115thBty). The Battalion War Diary for this month records the 37th Battalion suffering casualties of 4 officers (including the CO) and 34 other ranks killed, 12 officers and 257 other ranks wounded, and one officer and 14 other ranks died of wounds.Boyd continued to serve with the Battalion in France, and was wounded in action. A. Single: Military Medal (GV) correctly impressed to3177 Pte. KING 6th REGT wounded in action 9.6.1851. for his gallantry at Morlancourt, 19 May 1918, he was subsequently wounded in action, 31 May 1918, Single: Military Medal, G.V.R. A.I.F.). 28 January 1918. M.M. A.S.C. The Defence Honours and Awards Tribunal is conducting an inquiry into recognition for members and their families of the Australian Defence Force who are injured, wounded or killed in or as a result of service. He was wounded in action, 2 September 1918. 5/Aust: M.G.C. Defencelivesmatter (Killed-In-Service) - T. Cpl. A.I.F.). Single: Military Medal (GV) correctly impressed to3761 L. CPL H. BATCHELOR 20/AUST; INF: 2ndWIA: 26thJuly 1916 (G.S.W. These can also be impacts on your subsequent health and well being depending on severity. The person who gave their all cant wear it. Disembarking at Marseille on 17 May 1916, he joined the Base Depot at Etaples 3 days later and joined the 1st Divisional Artillery Column on 20 October 1916 before transferring to No. Japanese troops then advanced overland on Wau, an Australian base that potentially threatened the Japanese positions at Salamaua and Lae. Medals | ADF Members & Families | Defence Sometimes that doesnt mean the serving person returns home vibrant and healthy. The Profession Of Arms is by its nature can be and is a DANGEROUS occupation, and whether one has the opportunity to have Operational service or not the DANGER is ever present. First authorized in 1926, the Soldier's Medal is an Army honor awarded for non-combat heroism. I certainly agree that medallic recognition is appropriate, but at least a colour coded clasp would be sufficient. It was reintroduced for the Second World War but not the Korean War. He enlisted in the Royal Army Service Corps in New South Wales, 10 July 1916. A.I.F.). Required fields are marked *. He was wounded in action on the Western Front, 2 September 1918Single; Military Medal, G.V.R. I did like the design of the KIA medal; however, I have an alternative to such a medal. He was discharged in Australia in May 1919. NSW 2533 The original recommendation states:These men showed great initiative and bravery when their company was held up during the counter-attack near LAGNICOURT on 15th. Bent, 18th Australian Infantry Battalion, Australian Imperial Force, originally recommended for the D.C.M. (3481 Pte H. E. King. siberian expedition & boer war wounded in action ww1 medal group richard hunter . As the two quotes I like : All gave some ,Some gave all the full true measure: As you pass us silently Tell them We gave our of today For their tomorrow . impressed to 4512 Pte F. J. (At that time the gold Overseas Chevron was worn on the lower left sleeve. London Gazette11 December 1918. 5 Bn. 45/Aust: Inf: Single: Military Medal (GV) correctly impressed to. WW1 Australian 'wounded in action' medal group to Private Thomas Hooper who served with the 11th Battalion and was wounded in action on 23/8/1918, later serving during WW2 in the C.M.F. Leslie told us he sent his design and reasons why it was needed to then Prime Minister Julia Gillard, her Defence Minister and several others, receiving nothing better than a basic thank you from minor functionaries in response. As for Nashos being eligible yes, quite a few have raised the inequity in them being issued two medals for the price of one service. Leslie submitted his design to CONTACT to add to the interest and debate and we thank him very much for thinking of us. Long. Private Harris from his battalion gave the following statement in reference to Cpl Watsons death; Watson was buried by shell at Passchendaele on the 6thNovember with McDonald, Sutcliffe and Cox. When wanted he was always on the job and apart from his personal work was invaluable in directing the work of other stretcher bearers of B Company. Comes with copies service records, photographs of the 3 Griffiths . Antigua and Barbuda, Aruba, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Bahrain, Bangladesh . The original recommendation states: was born in Sydney, Australia, in 1894. He died on September 26, 1960 in Melbourne, at the age of 54. G. J. Ray and Pam Palmer, the parents of Scott Palmer, who died in a helicopter accident in Afghanistan in 2010. Upon arrival, he was sent to camp at Sydney, New South Wales. The multitude of mental and physical injuries can sometimes make the life of the partner and children a living hell. M.M. And I take pride in that. On searching the ground, he found a gun of which the gunners had been killed and returned with it to where his platoon was holding the line. Long. 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Both correctly impressed to2780 PTE F. W. BARKER 2/BN A.I.F. A.I.F. A.I.F. A. for gallantry in operations at Ypres, in particular during the attack on Westhoek Ridge, 20/21 September 1917. Awarded to personnel that through combat action have been wounded. (CPL on War Medal). group of three awarded to Private C. McCabe, 55thAustralian Infantry Battalion, Australian Imperial Force, for continued acts of gallantry over a 11 month period in 1918, in particular during the Spring Offensive, and at Peronne, 1 September 1918Military Medal, G.V.R. Soldiers of the Australian Imperial Force, Canadian Expeditionary Force, New Zealand Expeditionary Force, and other Empire troops followed suit in the First World War, and issued wound stripes according to British practice. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Crimea/Crimean Medal Rifle Brigade. Pair: British war medal and Victory medal impressed to4478 PTE E. L. STEPHENS 1 BN AIF, Previous service listed as"21stINF MILITIA (2 YEARS) NSW. Multinational Force and Observers Medal. Bde. C. McCabe. A Sergeant was lying wounded in no mans land and after three men had become casualties in the attempt to get the wounded N.C.O. Originally buried at White Chateau British Cemetery he was re-interred at the Adelaide British Cemetery, Villers Bretonneaux, France in 1919. . Minor edge nicks, generally very fine or better $4250, Trio:A Great War 1917 French theatre M.M. Private Scott Palmer died when a Black Hawk helicopter crashed in Afghanistan on June 22, 2010. Wounded in action medal (6,5) Crossword Clue | Wordplays.com Star of Victoria, in March 1916, and travelled on to France on the H.T. ), Military Medal, G.V.R. They made back to our trench when the operation was completed.. As a former Army Apprentice, Im much more inclined, similar to the Nashos medal, to ask for a commemorative medal to be struck for all our mob, 50 intakes of us from 1948 on and definitely a worthy medal to commemorate who we are and where weve been, how we got there, and for those like me, to show we taught those who did go there. 2021 eMedals Inc | Militaria & Historica | eMedals Inc. All Rights Reserved. The campaign was the initiative of warrant officer Kerry Danes, who served with the Special Air Service Regiment. We regret the necessity to inform our many customers that we are in no way affiliated with JB Military Antiques, also of Perth. Frank Nicholaswas born in Parkes, New South Wales, Australia. Also entitled toMilitary Medaland 1914/15 star. He enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force, 15 September 1914. Single : South Africa Medal 1853 impressed :LIEUT. The surviving NOK proudly wear their deceased partners medals on their right side, and everyone distinctly knows that this person is a partner or family of a veteran who has passed on. It is the highest Queensland Police Service Medal a civilian may receive. He enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force, in January 1916. One week after his discharge from hospital, he was posted to Brisbane Depot on November 15th. He was encouraged to take up embroidery as a means of both passing the time and of 'training' his left hand in fine motor skills. C. Wells. I am going to reference the gold star approach used in America. During the operations MONT ST. QUENTON N. E. of PERONNE, on 31stAugust 1918, these two (3761 L/CPL Batchelor along with 5355 PTE Jackson) soldiers went forward to form a covering party during the transfer of troops from the trench to another. When passing the Battalion Headquarters with a message, he was wounded, but delivered his message. He spent nearly two years at the 4th Australian General Hospital (4 AGH) at Randwick, and convalescent homes, before his discharge from the army on 7 July 1920.Brigg's wounds permanently fused his left knee, and so damaged the nerves in his right arm that he had very little function in that hand. 5/Aust: Inf:); 1914-15 Star (3481 Pte H. E. King. Australian Medals - John Burridge Military Antiques Forces of the Empire of Japan sailed from Rabaul and crossed the Solomon Sea and, despite Allied air attacks, successfully reached Lae, where they disembarked. (2552 Pte. No to a new medal. In World War I United States soldiers received stripes called Wound Chevrons that were influenced by French practice. impressed to 1940 Cpl A. L. Fraser. Naming is officially impressed. free postage . I notice that it is a kind of religious medal. Pair: British war medal and Victory medal impressed to 4478 PTE E. L. STEPHENS 1 BN AIF. Briggs was promoted to lance corporal on 14 May but reverted to the rank of private on 16 July at his own request. 55 - Bn. We have received from veterans and their families a range of submissions relating to service from the Second World War onwards, he said. Managing Editor He enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force, 24 August 1915. group of three awarded to Private C. Wells, 47thAustralian Infantry Battalion, Australian Imperial Force, for gallantry as a Runner at Dernancourt, 5 April 1918Military Medal, G.V.R. Trio: A Great War 1918 Somme M.M. in, Pte. Single: Military Medal (GV) correctly impressed to2234 SJT: A. J. SMITH 3/ARMY BDE./AUST.F.A., Joined Battalion at Gallipoli 7thAugust 1915, Transferred 10thFebruary 1916 to the 53rdBN. A. E. Allen. for gallantry as stretcher bearer in operations on the Somme, over a three week period in August 1918. 4/Lt: T.M. Thank you Peter, I like your idea At the going down of the sun, we shall remember them and use a poppy as the main feature. I would also suggest that two further criteria injured and sick on active duty be also considered. For his Second World War service, O'Donnell was awarded the 1939-1945 Star, the Pacific Star, the Defence Medal, the War Medal 1939-1945 and the Australia Service Medal 1939-1945, the later of which is not included with this group, the medals being issued in 1952. Delury was amongst the Battalions wounded for that day, having suffered a shrapnel wound to the right shoulder.Delury continued to serve with the Battalion in France, and was gassed, 12 May 1918. Transferred 15thMarch 1916 to the 114thBty (later 115thBty). The Battalion War Diary for this month records the 37th Battalion suffering casualties of 4 officers (including the CO) and 34 other ranks killed, 12 officers and 257 other ranks wounded, and one officer and 14 other ranks died of wounds.Boyd continued to serve with the Battalion in France, and was wounded in action. A. Single: Military Medal (GV) correctly impressed to3177 Pte. KING 6th REGT wounded in action 9.6.1851. for his gallantry at Morlancourt, 19 May 1918, he was subsequently wounded in action, 31 May 1918, Single: Military Medal, G.V.R. A.I.F.). 28 January 1918. M.M. A.S.C. The Defence Honours and Awards Tribunal is conducting an inquiry into recognition for members and their families of the Australian Defence Force who are injured, wounded or killed in or as a result of service. He was wounded in action, 2 September 1918. 5/Aust: M.G.C. Defencelivesmatter (Killed-In-Service) - T. Cpl. A.I.F.). Single: Military Medal (GV) correctly impressed to3761 L. CPL H. BATCHELOR 20/AUST; INF: 2ndWIA: 26thJuly 1916 (G.S.W. These can also be impacts on your subsequent health and well being depending on severity. The person who gave their all cant wear it. Disembarking at Marseille on 17 May 1916, he joined the Base Depot at Etaples 3 days later and joined the 1st Divisional Artillery Column on 20 October 1916 before transferring to No. Japanese troops then advanced overland on Wau, an Australian base that potentially threatened the Japanese positions at Salamaua and Lae. Medals | ADF Members & Families | Defence Sometimes that doesnt mean the serving person returns home vibrant and healthy. The Profession Of Arms is by its nature can be and is a DANGEROUS occupation, and whether one has the opportunity to have Operational service or not the DANGER is ever present. First authorized in 1926, the Soldier's Medal is an Army honor awarded for non-combat heroism. I certainly agree that medallic recognition is appropriate, but at least a colour coded clasp would be sufficient. It was reintroduced for the Second World War but not the Korean War. He enlisted in the Royal Army Service Corps in New South Wales, 10 July 1916. A.I.F.). Required fields are marked *. He was wounded in action on the Western Front, 2 September 1918Single; Military Medal, G.V.R. I did like the design of the KIA medal; however, I have an alternative to such a medal. He was discharged in Australia in May 1919. NSW 2533 The original recommendation states:These men showed great initiative and bravery when their company was held up during the counter-attack near LAGNICOURT on 15th. Bent, 18th Australian Infantry Battalion, Australian Imperial Force, originally recommended for the D.C.M. (3481 Pte H. E. King. siberian expedition & boer war wounded in action ww1 medal group richard hunter . As the two quotes I like : All gave some ,Some gave all the full true measure: As you pass us silently Tell them We gave our of today For their tomorrow . impressed to 4512 Pte F. J. (At that time the gold Overseas Chevron was worn on the lower left sleeve. London Gazette11 December 1918. 5 Bn. 45/Aust: Inf: Single: Military Medal (GV) correctly impressed to. WW1 Australian 'wounded in action' medal group to Private Thomas Hooper who served with the 11th Battalion and was wounded in action on 23/8/1918, later serving during WW2 in the C.M.F. Leslie told us he sent his design and reasons why it was needed to then Prime Minister Julia Gillard, her Defence Minister and several others, receiving nothing better than a basic thank you from minor functionaries in response. As for Nashos being eligible yes, quite a few have raised the inequity in them being issued two medals for the price of one service. Leslie submitted his design to CONTACT to add to the interest and debate and we thank him very much for thinking of us. Long. Private Harris from his battalion gave the following statement in reference to Cpl Watsons death; Watson was buried by shell at Passchendaele on the 6thNovember with McDonald, Sutcliffe and Cox. When wanted he was always on the job and apart from his personal work was invaluable in directing the work of other stretcher bearers of B Company. Comes with copies service records, photographs of the 3 Griffiths . Antigua and Barbuda, Aruba, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Bahrain, Bangladesh . The original recommendation states: was born in Sydney, Australia, in 1894. He died on September 26, 1960 in Melbourne, at the age of 54. G. J. Ray and Pam Palmer, the parents of Scott Palmer, who died in a helicopter accident in Afghanistan in 2010. Upon arrival, he was sent to camp at Sydney, New South Wales. The multitude of mental and physical injuries can sometimes make the life of the partner and children a living hell. M.M. And I take pride in that. On searching the ground, he found a gun of which the gunners had been killed and returned with it to where his platoon was holding the line. Long. We ,who proudly proudly wear or have worn the NATIONS uniform, stand the Vigil now and evermore. ), Military Medal, G.V.R. (1671 L. Cpl.
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