Navy Marksmanship Lanyard - Torpedo Buy Now the Observer being wounded in

the Observer being wounded in the elbow

A fellow gunner later wrote:

He was wounded in the legs by a bomb explosion in September 1915 in Poperinghe

Victory (1911

He was appointed Acting Assistant Surgeon on 14 December 1854 and Assistant Surgeon with the 7th Dragoons on 9 February 1855

Navy Marksmanship Lanyard - Torpedo Buy Now the Observer being wounded inAward 4; dark blue lanyard with gilded interwoven thread, non magnetic gilt metal shield attached at the top (40x48mm); torpedo attached to the other end (non magnetic gilded metal, 54mm in length). Very good quality lanyard, finely crafted torpedo, in very fine condition. Very rare lanyard awarded for torpedo proficiency to torpedo man torpedo coxswain.