Sergeant Harry Day Royal Marine Light Infantry

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Western Daily Press - Monday 09 November 1931

First use of the machine gun would place him with Coker on the Active but no trace in the medal rolls.
Any ideas Tom?

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There was a Sergeant Harry Day who was part of the Royal Marine Battalion sent out to South Africa aboard HMS Jumna. Lord Wolseley had the "Jumna" stop at Simon's Bay and when he decided he no longer needed the battalion he had them returned to England. Sergeant H. Day did not land in Natal or Zululand. His name does not appear on the Medal Roll.

Tom

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Brilliant, thanks Tom Salute

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