DCM WW1 Trio Group to Alfred Wagstaffe - 30th M.G.C.

[Darrell]

The medal Obverse:

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Reverse:

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Impressed Naming on the Rim of the medal:

a.

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b.

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c.

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Finally the end comes for both Father and Son:

Joseph E. Wagstaffe passed away in 1950.

Alfred Wagstaffe passed away in 1978.

[Darrell]

Hope you enjoyed reading about another one of the few brave who earned the second highest award for valour short of the Victoria Cross for NCO's.

-THE END-

[peter monahan]

Very very nice. The depth of research is marvellous - shows what persistence and hard work can tell us about something and someone almost 100 years old. Well done, that man!

[Darrell]

Thanks Peter. Who knows how many even remember this fellow or the acts he performed during those times?

[pete]

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Very fine work Darrell!

Pete

[Darrell]

Very fine work Darrell!

Pete

[Tom M]

Stunning Darrell. I'm pleased you enjoy the depth of research that can be gleaned from British medals as much as I do.

I love Sjt Wagstaffe's perfect blend of modesty and gratitude in the Councillor Speech. That was my highlight, a Gent.

[Darrell]

Thanks Tom.