S.W.B 282150,issued twice, first to Pte SAC R.A.M.C then Lieut Antram A.O.C officers rank where it supported General William

where it supported General William Slim\'s Fourteenth Army during the Burma Campaign with operations like the Battle of Meiktila and the capture of Rangoon

The metal retains a beautiful

THE 29TH DIVISION AND THE ROAD TO GALLIPOLI

A First World War collar badge of the 10th Regiment

Large red wool infantry officers rank pips

S.W.B 282150,issued twice, first to Pte SAC R.A.M.C then Lieut Antram A.O.C officers rank where it supported General WilliamA Badge with Two Owners: The Remarkable Story of Silver War Badge No. 282150 The First Man: Private Lewis Alfred Sac, RAMC The records held at The National Archives (series WO 329) show that badge number 282150 was first assigned to Private Lewis Alfred Sac, army number 123044, of the Royal Army Medical Corps. He had enlisted on 4 February 1915 and served through much of the war, his discharge recorded as due to sickness. The RAMC roll (piece RAMC