A Territorial Force Group To A H.m.s. Hythe Casualty Newly Listed mostly everyday life in barracks

mostly everyday life in barracks and training exercises

He was released from the Royal Marines on November 15

stamped in its centre "A 36" on the obverse and "MVSN" on the reverse

he returned to England

1920) and Index Card (acknowledging his eligibility for the BWM and VM)

A Territorial Force Group To A H.m.s. Hythe Casualty Newly Listed mostly everyday life in barracksA Territorial Force Group to a H. M. S. Hythe Casualty British War Medal (727 CPL. W. GROOMBRIDGE. R. E.); and Territorial Force War Medal (727 CPL. W. GROOMBRIDGE. R. E.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, original ribbons, edge nicks on the BWM, light contact, very fine. Accompanied by a Roll of Individuals entitled to the Territorial Force War Medal and assorted research papers. Footnote: William Groombridge was married to Jane