WW1. 1914-15 star & victory medal. Adcock. A.S.C. Casualty 6 ILC joined XXII Corps

6 ILC joined XXII Corps at Molliens-Vidame on 27 June 1918

Near EF with replacement ribbon

Obverse: ANTONINVS PIVS AVG BRITLaureate head right

Maxwell Lucking served with the 2/6th battalion and died on the 19th July 1916 at the battle of Fromelles

He later served with the Durham Light Infantry

WW1. 1914-15 star & victory medal. Adcock. A.S.C. Casualty 6 ILC joined XXII CorpsCorrectly impressed M2 021260 PTE A. H. V. ADCOCK. A. S. C. Alfred Henry Victor Adcock was a resident of Norfolk, and was 23 and a lorry driver living at the Jolly Farmers public house, East Dereham when he attested for the A. S. C. (motor transport) on 4. 12. 14 He saw his overseas service on the Western front and was wounded on 5 9 17, eventually being discharged on 5 11 18. In addition to a British war medal, he is also entitled to a Silver war