WW1. Silver War Badge. Carvick. R.A.M.C. #sherborne High grade examples

High grade examples

the unit began recruiting during the winter of 1915/16 throughout the Province of Manitoba

1916 at BedfordHorace’s parents were Andrew and Elizabeth

testing arrow and resting left hand on bow

WW1. Silver War Badge. Carvick. R.A.M.C. #sherborne High grade examplesBadge number 469886. William Thomas Carvick served from 10 1 1912 to his discharge as unfit on 27 3 1919. He joined the war in France on 7 11 1915 . He was reported missing in May 1918 and was taken Prisoner of War. He was released home to Liverpool on 11 1 1919 but died the next year. The details below are copied from the War Graves website. CORPORAL WILLIAM THOMAS CARVICK Service Number: 339047 Regiment & Unit Ship Royal Army Medical Corps 2nd (West