Awards To Royal Marines Brigade - Gallipoli certificate_of_authenticity Two aircraft were destroyed by

Two aircraft were destroyed by direct hits from A

Seven weeks later

The silver wash and black and red paints are all retained about 99%

with 2 Clasps - South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902

2nd Division 30th 55th 95th 41st 47th & 49th Regts

Awards To Royal Marines Brigade - Gallipoli certificate_of_authenticity Two aircraft were destroyed by1914 Star (CH. 18514. PTE. J. I. COLE, R. M. BRIGADE); and British War and Victory Medals (CH. 18514 PTE. J. I. COLE. R. M. L. I.). Naming is officially impressed on all three. Board mounted, extremely fine. Also included is a duotang folder with his military biography, Brigade histories and a copy of his Service Record. Footnote: Joseph Ives Cole was born on November 4, 1896 in St. Leonard, Kent, England. He enlisted with the Royal Marines on June