Rank: Warrant Officer Class 2 / Theatre of Combat or Operation: Foreign to British: Belgium / Gallantry Award: Belgium Croix De Guerre 2nd Class With Palm / Gazette Date: 17/10/1946 / Gazette Page: 5141
Africa Star - for services in North Africa between 10 June 1940 and 12 May 1943;
Italy Star - for service ashore in the Italian Campaign from 1943-45;
France & Germany Star - for forces who served in France, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands or Germany between 6 June 1944 and 8 May 1945
1939-1945 Star - for service in the Second World War;
Defence Medal - awarded to military personnel with one or more Campaign Stars
War Medal with leaf - signifying a mention in dispatches;
He was discharged 1946
Post War
After the war, he went to London. He trained as a teacher and then got a job teaching at Glengall Road school on the Isle of Dogs.
It was whilst teaching that he met Pamela June Tiquet, from Wansted, Essex, – she ran the school canteen and he flirted with her in the lunch queue!
In 1953 they married (15 March) and moved to Epping, Essex.
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