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Army Service Corps by Richard Caton Woodville. - Cranston Military Prints

Army Service Corps by Richard Caton Woodville.


Army Service Corps by Richard Caton Woodville.

Item Code : UN0478YArmy Service Corps by Richard Caton Woodville. - Editions AvailableExtra....

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Original chromolithograph , circa 1900, a plate from His Majestys Territorial Army by Walter Richards. Image size 7 inches x 11 inches (18cm x 28cm)none£98.00

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<b>Near perfect condition - may have some slight marks or scratches. </b>

Army Service Corps by Richard Caton Woodville. 		For conspicuous gallantry and coolness on November 5th 1914, at Ypres in extricating the horses after a shell had burst in the stables, Provisional Farrier-Sergeant T Cussens, of the army service corps, was awarded the D.C.M. The shell killed six men and many horses.
Provisional Farrier Sergeant Cussens extricating horses from stables in which a shell had burst.		 An ambulance car having broken down at the first line of the old enemy trenches. Driver G. E. Caley, of the Army Service Corps (attached Royal Army Medical Corps) assisted in the taking up another car. On arriving he helped to load the wounded on his own car, and then towed the other back to the dressing station. For his conspicuous gallantry he was awarded the D.C.M.
Driver Caley towing back, under fire a car, which had broken down.		 While on its way to the dressing station, a motor ambulance, which was full of wounded, ran into a shell hole. Private L. A. Adams, of the Army Service Corps, assisted to remove the wounded while under shellfire, and when the car had been hauled out and the wounded replaced, brought them safely to their destination. For his conspicuous bravery he was awarded the D.C.M.
Private Adams going to the assistance of the wounded in a motor ambulance which had run into a shell hole while under fire.

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