Private George Clark Army Service Corps
Victory Medal
The Man George Clark enlisted into the Army Service Corps with service number M2-105661 and saw service during World War I. He was awarded the 1914-18 British War Medal & Victory Medal.
The Story The single Victory Medal awarded to George Clark was acquired on a wet, dark, cold and miserable late Sunday afternoon on 23rd December 2018 from a Christmas Fair on the Parade in Leamington Spa. The medal was acquired together with two other single Victory Medals to Gunner Peter Devlin and Pioneer William T Knott. It was considered that as these men had each fought through World War I, most likely given their all, and as 2018 was the 100th anniversary of the Armistice, they should be ‘rescued’ from their obscurity on a dealers table and at least given some memorial to their lives, even though very brief. It has not been possible to find any more detail on Ancestry.UK due to the sheer number of George Clarks. The British War Medal is missing thus this is a broken group.
The Story The single Victory Medal awarded to George Clark was acquired on a wet, dark, cold and miserable late Sunday afternoon on 23rd December 2018 from a Christmas Fair on the Parade in Leamington Spa. The medal was acquired together with two other single Victory Medals to Gunner Peter Devlin and Pioneer William T Knott. It was considered that as these men had each fought through World War I, most likely given their all, and as 2018 was the 100th anniversary of the Armistice, they should be ‘rescued’ from their obscurity on a dealers table and at least given some memorial to their lives, even though very brief. It has not been possible to find any more detail on Ancestry.UK due to the sheer number of George Clarks. The British War Medal is missing thus this is a broken group.
George Clark's World War I Medal Index Card
Medal Details:
- Victory Medal: M2-105661 PTE.G.CLARK. A.S.C.
This page last updated 27 Dec 18
