The Battalion served in France and Belgium with the 1st Infantry Brigade
The significance of the reference to Count Johann-Heinrich von Bernstorff raising a warning finger is that on May 1
a colour lithograph of the Army battling the Zulu warriors
For his actions he was Recommended for some special mark of approval in Despatches from H
under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel R
Five First War British Regimental Badges Auction Archive The Battalion served in FranceFive First War British Regimental Badges Queen's Own Regiment "The Buffs" Pin (bronze and enamels, unmarked, 24. 5 mm x 31 mm, horizontal pinback, chipping in the enamels on the flag); Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment Pin (bronze and enamels, unmarked, 26. 5 mm x 31 mm, horizontal pinback); Royal Corps of Signals Pin (two piece construction, silver and enamels, with multiple inset clear glass stones, initials scratched into the reverse, 23. 3 mm x