WW1. 1914 star trio. Gordon. B.R.C.S. & RAF. #sherborne 1915 star named to 6612

1915 star named to 6612 SPR

Tozer served as Steward to R

wearing a Corinthian helmet

leaving the highlanders in the open under heavy fire with no objective and forcing a risky withdrawal under heavy fire

The medals are correctly impressed to 15102 PTE

WW1. 1914 star trio. Gordon. B.R.C.S. & RAF. #sherborne 1915 star named to 6612The 1914 star is impressed J. W. GORDON. B. R. C. S. & O St J. J The BWM & Victory are impressed 134774 PTE. 2. J. W. GORDON. R. A. F. Joseph Walker Gordon was born in 1896 in Blackpool to parents James and Maggie. He arrived in France on 28th October 1914, serving as a volunteer orderly with The British Red Cross Society & The Order of The Knights of St John, based at Boulogne unit No 5. In 1916 he transferred to the military via the RAMC and ended