A Waterloo Medal To The Royal Horse Artillery GTRexclude he joined H

he joined H

1913) before World War I

to provide civilians with the opportunity to practice and improve their marksmanship

typical Godet

He was returned to England June 1916 to a Hospital at Nottingham

A Waterloo Medal To The Royal Horse Artillery GTRexclude he joined H(*JOHN GRANGER, GUNNER. ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY). Naming is officially impressed. With original ring suspension, very Fine. Accompanied by research from the national archives. Footnote: Private James Campbell is shown in LT. Colonel R. Bulls Troop. Granger was born approximately 1795 in Thorton, and attested March 17th 1813 at Hull, York for a period of 20 years. Granger served at Waterloo as well as 3 years, 5 months in France, the remainder in England