United States. Second War Airborne Veteran's Group Newly Listed Royal Horse Artillery died on

Royal Horse Artillery died on October 26

in recognition of outstanding service of the highest order and the utmost devotion to duty displayed in time of peace or war

for gallantry in action and a silver star may be placed upon the ribbon of the Victory Medals awarded him

suffering from "chills

he wrote his parents

United States. Second War Airborne Veteran's Group Newly Listed Royal Horse Artillery died onIncludes: a Garrison (Overseas) Cap (fabricated from a brownish green gabardine wool, with fold down flaps also in brownish green gabardine wool on either side, the edges trimmed in red braided cord, a Paraglide Patch sewn in place near the front on the left side, with two holes immediately to the left of the patch where a badge once resided. The inside is lined in a peach coloured cotton, with a 22 mm wide sweatband in brown leather. The cap