A Distinguished Conduct Medal For Engaging Enemy Sniper Party GTRexclude while the reverse is inscribed

while the reverse is inscribed "BORN 23 JUNE 1894

Wellington Barracks

In the Crimea War he served from 30 June 1855

fine quality period strikings

is honoring an old soldier who bore the highest Prussian award for bravery given to a non-commissioned officer in World War I

A Distinguished Conduct Medal For Engaging Enemy Sniper Party GTRexclude while the reverse is inscribedA Distinguished Conduct Medal to the Liverpool Regiment George V bare headed bust in Field Marshals uniform, (58584 PTE. T. HUDSON. 13 LPOOL: R.) Naming is officially impressed, very fine. Footnote: Private Thomas Hudsons award of the Distinguished Conduct Medal was announced in the London Gazette of 18 07 1917. His citation reads: For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. Encountering a party of enemy snipers, he alone crawled round their flank