the Falange insignia in raised red embroidery and outlined in gold bullion in the centre
but his tern with them is undetermined
During World War II he served as a Temporary Major in the Royal Artillery and after being relieved from active duty due to age he joined the 7th Wilts Home Guard as a Trooper and served with them for the remainder of the war
Promoted to Colonel on 4 September 1863 and Major-General on 23 March 1869
He has all the attributes of a leader and his exceptional cheerfulness and enthusiasm has produced an esprit de corps which is of the highest order
Trio, Corpl: E. Woodgate. Devon: Regt Buy Now the Falange insignia in raisedQueen? s South Africa Medal, with 2 Clasps Belfast and Natal. (5135 CPL E. WOODGATE, DEVON: REGT) Naming is officially impressed. King? s South Africa Medal, with 2 Clasps South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902. (5135 CORPL: E. WOODGATE. DEVON: REGT), officially impressed; Army Long Service and Good Conduct, George V. (5135 Q. M. SJT. E. WOODGATE. DEVON: R.), officially impressed in small block capitals. Generally very fine condition.
