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Waterloo, 2nd Life Guards, pension records state wounded at Waterloo. Most heavily engaged the 2nd suffered sigificantly more severely than any other cavalry regiment losing a little over two thirds in killed, wounded and missing
Waterloo , 79th Regiment . A fine Light Company Man, thrice wounded , severely wounded in the leg at Fuentes D’onor, in the arm at Pampeluna and the leg at Waterloo. had served with the Caithness Legion from 1794 which was sent for service in Ireland from that date and saw action at the Battle of the Big Cross during the Rebellion
Indian Mutiny clasp Defence of Lucknow, 32nd. Foot original defender, wounded 30/07/1857, the attempted storming by mutineers on the Redan Battery
Indian Mutiny 3 clasps, Lucknow, Relief of Lucknow, Delhi, Gunr. 1st. Bde. Bengal H. Art.
The historically important WWI. River Clyde 25 April ‘Gallipoli Landings, “V” Beach’ C.G.M. group. A V.C. worthy award. (6 Royal Navy officers and rates being awarded the V.C. for great gallantry at the River Clyde) On seeing that the landing bridge from the River Clyde didn’t reach the shore, jumped overboard from his ship H.M.S. Albion and with a line and got his boat beached to complete bridge from ‘River Clyde’ to shore. then under heavy enemy fire, transported multiple wounded men back to River Clyde in a rowing boat. On his second trip to the beach, he grabbed a tin of biscuits and used this to protect his back; the tin was hit three times
Superlative Great War C.G.M. group to Chief Motor Mechanic S. H. Fox, R.N.V.R. award for exceptional gallantry in Percy Dean V.C.’s M.L. 282 in the St. George’s Day raid on Zeebrugge , 1918
Great War Gallipoli operations C.G.M. Colour-Sergeant, Royal Marine Light Infantry, for Achi Baba 1st May 1915, with only. one officer and one other rank attacked the flank of a greatly superior Turkish force who were attacking their outpost of some 30 men
Naval General Service clasp Copenhagen, Drummer, Royal Marines , H.M.S. Ardent, of the finest ships for the battle. With Nelson’s squadron, forced the surrender of four Danish ships and floating batteries though at a loss of over 90 officers and men killed or wounded. causing Nelson to come aboard the Ardent the day after the battle to deliver his personal commendations to Ardent’s officers and men for their actions. Disch to Pension Greenwich 1817, stated ‘wounded Hebrus’ presumably war of 1812 where she saw good service
Military General Service , 2 clasps with Barrosa, 28th Foot, disch. 1812 in consequence of a gun shot wound received at Barrosa
Military General Service with Albuhera to the 57th. (Diehards), served from 1789 and with the regiment during the Revolutionary War and taken prisoner of war 1795 and held until 1797/9. Disch to pension 1817 with 28 years service, from Wigan
Scinde medal with single reverse Meeanee, 1843, 22nd Foot
Scinde Medal 1843, Reverse Meeanee, Hyderabad 1843, Lieutenant , 9th Reg. Bengal Light Cavalry)
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