He was educated at Dorset House School and at Charterhouse School (from Summer Quarter 1911 to Oration Quarter 1911)
He was later presumed drowned
WWI Miniature Group - Iron Cross 2nd Class (silver and enamels
7th Class - In silver with gilded falcon
Royal Air Force Station Letter marked "CONFIDENTIAL" (informing Sikesof the impending abandonment of Ipswich in favour of Wattisham
United Kingdom. A Territorial Efficiency Medal Trio, To Corporal W.w. Garrod, Royal Signals Archive He was educated at Dorset1939 1945 Star; 1939 1945 War Medal; and Efficiency Medal with Territorial scroll, 2 clasps each of which represents six years' additional continuous efficient service, George VI (2566135 CPL. W. W. GARROD. R. SIGS.). Naming is officially impressed on the EM, with a correction made to the unit name, the other awards are un named as issued. Mounted to a suspension with swing bar pinback, as worn by the veteran, edge wear evident on the WM and EM,