A Distinguished Conduct Medal For Engaging Enemy Sniper Party GTRexclude Wellington Barracks

Wellington Barracks

is honoring an old soldier who bore the highest Prussian award for bravery given to a non-commissioned officer in World War I

Rifle Brigade (The Prince Consort's Own) on February 5

with Fovargue no longer a part of her crew

fine quality period strikings

A Distinguished Conduct Medal For Engaging Enemy Sniper Party GTRexclude Wellington BarracksA Distinguished Conduct Medal to the Liverpool Regiment George V bare headed bust in Field Marshals uniform, (58584 PTE. T. HUDSON. 13 LPOOL: R.) Naming is officially impressed, very fine. Footnote: Private Thomas Hudsons award of the Distinguished Conduct Medal was announced in the London Gazette of 18 07 1917. His citation reads: For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. Encountering a party of enemy snipers, he alone crawled round their flank