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Sharing my great grandfathers WWI and WWII memorabilia. I never knew him, but I wish I could’ve heard his stories. He died in 1977. George Joseph Webb. Canadian Expiditionary Force. It was either the 46th/24th Infantry division, 49th division, or the 42nd division (possiby the 5th and 6th Manchester Battalions.) I am unsure. I’ll have to ask my mother.
His picture is here too.
An updated version of my old gemsona Gold
-He used to wear a cape and a sleeveless shirt, but in his current design, he wears a military uniform.
-Gold used to be a Homeworld Gem, but I decided to change his history, now he is a Crystal Gem, and has been since the rebellion.
-Gold has been in the United States Armed Forces from 1890 to 1971.
-The medals that Gold has in his suit are medals that he has earned for having fought in World War I.
Sullivan’s military history fascinates me. There’s so much we don’t know about him as a character and it’s one area that I can’t let go of.
Three of his medals indicate that he was definitely on active service at one point (in France and Germany specifically), but he also has a non-operational service medal and one final one which I can’t identify. It just raises so many questions.
What was his service like? Which force was he in - Army, Navy, Air Force? What rank was he? Did he serve throughout the war? Was he injured? If so, was it a physical injury or a mental one? Did he suffer from shell shock/ptsd? Does the war still affect him? If he was injured, did he heal fine or does it live with him? And the mental effects, does he have nightmares? Flashbacks? Did he lose people on the front lines? Did he lose people at home? Does he talk about the war or does he never bring it up?
Why did he join the police force? Was he there during the war, perhaps if recovering from an injury? If not, how did he adapt back to normal life after the war? Was he in London during the blitz?
WHAT WAS SULLIVANS WAR LIKE????
We will remember them. 1918 - 2018
Eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.
My Mums great uncles, William Henry Roberts and George Roberts.
. . . he had medals to prove he'd acted bravely in the confused, chaotic event designated as World War II . . .
Joyce Carol Oates, from The Falls
What medals does Father Brown wear
Hi! I think you will find this post very interesting. It was written by @tea-and-geekdom (I contributed only with some screencaps 😊)
I was fascinated by the medals Father Brown wears in several episodes so I decided to try and dig up some information about his service whic
BRITISH EMPIRE MEDALS
A collection of original British Empire war medals ranging from 1842 to 1945, stunning pieces , hard to find , A real treasure for the connoisseur.
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From Jugend, 1897.
My favorite owls that I’ve encountered are roosting here.
