were moved to the battle site under cover of darkness on the night of 25 May as the Fenians were reported to be regrouping and another attack was expected
In 1942 he was reassigned to the Wehrmacht as a Senior Lieutenant
but overall excellent condition
JACOBY / DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON AND ALASKA""
circumscribed by “Unser die Zukunft” (German - Ours the future)
South Africa. A Memorial Plaque To Pte. Vaughan, Imc, Died On Service, 1941 Archive were moved to the battleSouth Africa, Memorial Plaque, bronze cross and label engraved DIED ON SERVICE WORLD WAR M20220 PTE. G. R. VAUGHAN I. M. C. IN OORLOGSDIENS GESTERF WERELDOORLOG with 1939 and 1945 running vertically on each edge respectively, mounted on rectangular wooden plaque with four threaded pins, one missing nut, 105x133. 5mm, edges of plaque chipped and worn, very fine condition. Footnote: G. R Vaughan was born around 1899, and was 42 when he died on service