Five First War British Victory Medals Archive served in Central Africa and

served in Central Africa and Rhodesia 1893-98

and when hit she heeled over to a considerable angle

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that in addition to the Memorial Cross

Five First War British Victory Medals Archive served in Central Africa andFive First War British Victory Medals Private A. M. Harper, Royal Army Medical Corps (301438 PTE. A. M. HARPER. R. A. M. C.); Private S. Spear, Royal Army Medical Corps (59484 PTE. S. SPEAR. R. A. M. C.); Driver O. Shedwick, Royal Engineers (172136 DVR. O. SHEDWICK. R. E.); Sapper A. E. Tully, Royal Engineers (940 SPR. A. E. TULLY. R. E.); and Acting Engine Room Artificer 4th Class R. L. Willson, Royal Navy ( M. 19238 R. L. WILLSON. ACT. E. R. A. 4 R.