Ten First War British Cap Badges GTRexclude Signature on Post War Photo:

Signature on Post War Photo: Karl Korner

He injured his left ankle in December 1916 and was in hospital for three months recovering

" The only defence that McLarty could bring forward was that extenuating circumstances existed: his apparent domestic troubles at home

He was promoted in March to Warrant Officer 2nd Class and posted to RAF 175 Squadron and celebrated his 22nd birthday on 6th April

noting the swelling to his right knee

Ten First War British Cap Badges GTRexclude Signature on Post War Photo:Ten First War British Cap Badges Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, Dorsetshire Regiment, Durham Light Infantry, 17th Lancers (Duke of Cambridge's Own), Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, Royal Air Force, Royal Norfolk Regiment, Royal Observer Corps, Somerset Light Infantry and Suffolk Regiment. Bronze, white metal, nine with intact sliders, one with intact lugs and pin, ranging from very fine to extremely fine.