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Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

WW1 ROYAL FLYING CORPS MEDAL PAIR AWARDED TO FIGHTER PILOT ERIC OSWALD PERRY, 20 SQUADRON. ORIGINAL AND FULL SIZE. WAR MEDAL AND VICTORY MEDAL CORRECTLY NAMED TO LIEUT. LOCKET CONTAINING TWO PHOTOGRAPHS OF PERRY. BOOK, PUSHER ACES OF WORLD WAR I. LIEUTENANT PERRY IS MENTIONED ON A FEW OCCASIONS. COPY OF RFC SERVICE HISTORY AND MEDICAL BOARD PROCEEDINGS (LARGE AMOUNT OF RESEARCH). ERIC OSWALD PERRY BORN NOTTINGHAM 12th JANUARY 1898. JOINED THE 3/7Bn SHERWOOD FORESTERS, NOTTS AND DERBY REGIMENT, BEFORE JOINING THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS AS A PILOT 7th NOVEMBER 1915 (ONLY SEVENTEEN YEARS OLD). LONDON GAZETTE (8/6/1917) 8th FEBRUARY 1917 NEW FLYING OFFICER 2nd LIEUTENANT E O PERRY OF NOTTS AND DERBY REGIMENT. LONDON GAZETTE 7th JANUARY 1918, PROMOTED TO LIEUTENANT. LIEUTENANT PERRY SERVED IN THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS FOR 3 YEARS 6 MONTHS. COPY OF MEDAL INDEX CARD SHOWING ENTITLEMENT TO WAR MEDAL, VICTORY MEDAL AND SILVER WAR BADGE. INFORMATION FROM 20 SQUADRON RECORD BOOK, NATIONAL ARCHIVES, KEW. FEBRUARY 24th 1917, LIEUT PERRY FIRST APPEARS ON FLYING ROSTER. OFFENSIVE PATROLS 1st, 17th, 24th March, BOMB RAIDS, 24th MARCH AND 3rd APRIL. WEATHER WAS VERY POOR DURING MARCH AND APRIL. 6th APRIL, PERRY FLYING WITH PTE ALLUM IN A6370 (WITH OTHER FE2D`s) TO BOMB GERMAN AMMUNITION AND SUPPLY DUMP AT LEDEGHEM. AS THEY WERE GETTING INTO LINE FOR A BOMBING RUN A HALBERSTADT SCOUT SUDDENLY APPEARED ABOVE AND IN FRONT OF THEM. PARRY AND ALLUM OPENED FIRE AS THE HALBERSTADT DIVED ACROSS THIER FRONT AND TRIED TO GET ROUND ONTO THEIR TAIL. PERRY OUTMANOEUVRED THE HALBERSTADT AND KEPT CLOSE BEHIND STILL FIRING. AS THE HALBERSTADT TRIED TO DIVE AWAY IT WENT STRAIGHT INTO THE GROUND STILL DIVING. THIS WAS OFFICIALLY ACCEPTED AS HIS FIRST OF HIS TWO AIR COMBAT VICTORIES. IT IS BELIEVED THE GERMAN PILOT SURVIVED. AT 06.14 SEVEN F. E, `S SET OUT TO ESCORT SEVEN OF 45 SQUADRON`S SOPWITH 11/2 STRUTTERS ON A PHOTO-RECONNAISSANCE MISSION NORTH OF YPRES. ON THE RETURN LEG THE TWO FORMATIONS WERE INTERCEPTED BY A LARGE NUMBER OF ALBATROS SCOUTS. PERRY AND SAYERS WERE FLYING IN A6403. AS THE SOPWITHS MADE THEIR ESCAPE WITH VITAL PHOTOGRAPHS THE F. `S TURNED AND ATTACKED THE GERMANS. PERRY IS CREDITED WITH AN ALBATROS GOING DOWN IN FLAMES. THIS WAS PROBABLY JASTA 18`S LIEUTENANT FRITZ KLEINDIENST. PERRY HAD TO MADE A FORCED LANDING NEAR YPRES DUE TO BULLET DAMAGE TO ENGINE. 20 SQUADRON CARRIED OUT TWO SUCCESSFUL RECONNAISSANCE MISSIONS. DURING ONE OF THESE MISSIONS PERRY AND ALLUM WERE SHOT DOWN CRASHING NEAR SANCTUARY WOOD. BOTH WERE INJURED, PERRY WAS SHOT IN THE THIGH BY A MACHINE GUN BULLET WHICH ALSO DAMAGED HIS KNEE, HE NEVER FLEW AGAIN. THE INJURY TO HIS LEG RESULTED IN HIS DAMAGED LEG BEING 2 1/2 SHORTER THAN HIS GOOD LEG. A SPECIAL BOOT WAS MADE FOR HIS DAMAGED LEG. SADLY IN 1937 PERRY FELL DOWN THE STAIRS OF A BUS AND DIED OF HIS INJURIES. THE MEDALS ARE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION WITH NO DAMAGE. The item “WW1 ROYAL FLYING CORPS MEDALS, PILOT ERIC PERRY, 20 SQUADRON, 2 KILLS, WOUNDED 1917″ is in sale since Thursday, April 18, 2019. This item is in the category “Collectables\Militaria\World War I (1914-1918)\Medals/ Ribbons”. The seller is “celtic_1966″ and is located in Gloucester. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Modified Item: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
  • Country/ Organization: Great Britain
  • Issued/ Not-Issued: Issued
  • Type: Medals & Ribbons
  • Conflict: World War I (1914-1918)
  • Service: Air Force
  • Era: 1914-1945

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

Ww1 Royal Flying Corps Medals, Pilot Eric Perry, 20 Squadron, 2 Kills, Wounded 1917

WW1 ROYAL FLYING CORPS MEDAL PAIR AWARDED TO FIGHTER PILOT ERIC OSWALD PERRY, 20 SQUADRON. ORIGINAL AND FULL SIZE. WAR MEDAL AND VICTORY MEDAL CORRECTLY NAMED TO LIEUT. LOCKET CONTAINING TWO PHOTOGRAPHS OF PERRY. BOOK, PUSHER ACES OF WORLD WAR I. LIEUTENANT PERRY IS MENTIONED ON A FEW OCCASIONS. COPY OF RFC SERVICE HISTORY AND MEDICAL BOARD PROCEEDINGS (LARGE AMOUNT OF RESEARCH). ERIC OSWALD PERRY BORN NOTTINGHAM 12th JANUARY 1898. JOINED THE 3/7Bn SHERWOOD FORESTERS, NOTTS AND DERBY REGIMENT, BEFORE JOINING THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS AS A PILOT 7th NOVEMBER 1915 (ONLY SEVENTEEN YEARS OLD). LONDON GAZETTE (8/6/1917) 8th FEBRUARY 1917 NEW FLYING OFFICER 2nd LIEUTENANT E O PERRY OF NOTTS AND DERBY REGIMENT. LONDON GAZETTE 7th JANUARY 1918, PROMOTED TO LIEUTENANT. LIEUTENANT PERRY SERVED IN THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS FOR 3 YEARS 6 MONTHS. COPY OF MEDAL INDEX CARD SHOWING ENTITLEMENT TO WAR MEDAL, VICTORY MEDAL AND SILVER WAR BADGE. INFORMATION FROM 20 SQUADRON RECORD BOOK, NATIONAL ARCHIVES, KEW. FEBRUARY 24th 1917, LIEUT PERRY FIRST APPEARS ON FLYING ROSTER. OFFENSIVE PATROLS 1st, 17th, 24th March, BOMB RAIDS, 24th MARCH AND 3rd APRIL. WEATHER WAS VERY POOR DURING MARCH AND APRIL. 6th APRIL, PERRY FLYING WITH PTE ALLUM IN A6370 (WITH OTHER FE2D`s) TO BOMB GERMAN AMMUNITION AND SUPPLY DUMP AT LEDEGHEM. AS THEY WERE GETTING INTO LINE FOR A BOMBING RUN A HALBERSTADT SCOUT SUDDENLY APPEARED ABOVE AND IN FRONT OF THEM. PARRY AND ALLUM OPENED FIRE AS THE HALBERSTADT DIVED ACROSS THIER FRONT AND TRIED TO GET ROUND ONTO THEIR TAIL. PERRY OUTMANOEUVRED THE HALBERSTADT AND KEPT CLOSE BEHIND STILL FIRING. AS THE HALBERSTADT TRIED TO DIVE AWAY IT WENT STRAIGHT INTO THE GROUND STILL DIVING. THIS WAS OFFICIALLY ACCEPTED AS HIS FIRST OF HIS TWO AIR COMBAT VICTORIES. IT IS BELIEVED THE GERMAN PILOT SURVIVED. AT 06.14 SEVEN F. E, `S SET OUT TO ESCORT SEVEN OF 45 SQUADRON`S SOPWITH 11/2 STRUTTERS ON A PHOTO-RECONNAISSANCE MISSION NORTH OF YPRES. ON THE RETURN LEG THE TWO FORMATIONS WERE INTERCEPTED BY A LARGE NUMBER OF ALBATROS SCOUTS. PERRY AND SAYERS WERE FLYING IN A6403. AS THE SOPWITHS MADE THEIR ESCAPE WITH VITAL PHOTOGRAPHS THE F. `S TURNED AND ATTACKED THE GERMANS. PERRY IS CREDITED WITH AN ALBATROS GOING DOWN IN FLAMES. THIS WAS PROBABLY JASTA 18`S LIEUTENANT FRITZ KLEINDIENST. PERRY HAD TO MADE A FORCED LANDING NEAR YPRES DUE TO BULLET DAMAGE TO ENGINE. 20 SQUADRON CARRIED OUT TWO SUCCESSFUL RECONNAISSANCE MISSIONS. DURING ONE OF THESE MISSIONS PERRY AND ALLUM WERE SHOT DOWN CRASHING NEAR SANCTUARY WOOD. BOTH WERE INJURED, PERRY WAS SHOT IN THE THIGH BY A MACHINE GUN BULLET WHICH ALSO DAMAGED HIS KNEE, HE NEVER FLEW AGAIN. THE INJURY TO HIS LEG RESULTED IN HIS DAMAGED LEG BEING 2 1/2 SHORTER THAN HIS GOOD LEG. A SPECIAL BOOT WAS MADE FOR HIS DAMAGED LEG. SADLY IN 1937 PERRY FELL DOWN THE STAIRS OF A BUS AND DIED OF HIS INJURIES. THE MEDALS ARE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION WITH NO DAMAGE. The item “WW1 ROYAL FLYING CORPS MEDALS, PILOT ERIC PERRY, 20 SQUADRON, 2 KILLS, WOUNDED 1917″ is in sale since Monday, March 18, 2019. This item is in the category “Collectables\Militaria\World War I (1914-1918)\Medals/ Ribbons”. The seller is “celtic_1966″ and is located in Gloucester. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Modified Item: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
  • Country/ Organization: Great Britain
  • Issued/ Not-Issued: Issued
  • Type: Medals & Ribbons
  • Conflict: World War I (1914-1918)
  • Service: Air Force
  • Era: 1914-1945

CANADIAN OBE WW 1 & WW 2 LCol LESLIE JOHN PERRY ED RCASC 10 MEDAL GROUP WINNIPEG

CANADIAN OBE WW 1 & WW 2 LCol LESLIE JOHN PERRY ED RCASC 10 MEDAL GROUP WINNIPEG

CANADIAN OBE WW 1 & WW 2 LCol LESLIE JOHN PERRY ED RCASC 10 MEDAL GROUP WINNIPEG

CANADIAN OBE WW 1 & WW 2 LCol LESLIE JOHN PERRY ED RCASC 10 MEDAL GROUP WINNIPEG

CANADIAN OBE WW 1 & WW 2 LCol LESLIE JOHN PERRY ED RCASC 10 MEDAL GROUP WINNIPEG

CANADIAN OBE WW 1 & WW 2 LCol LESLIE JOHN PERRY ED RCASC 10 MEDAL GROUP WINNIPEG

CANADIAN OBE WW 1 & WW 2 LCol LESLIE JOHN PERRY ED RCASC 10 MEDAL GROUP WINNIPEG

CANADIAN OBE WW 1 & WW 2 LCol LESLIE JOHN PERRY ED RCASC 10 MEDAL GROUP WINNIPEG

CANADIAN OBE WW 1 & WW 2 LCol LESLIE JOHN PERRY ED RCASC 10 MEDAL GROUP WINNIPEG

CANADIAN OBE WW 1 & WW 2 LCol LESLIE JOHN PERRY ED RCASC 10 MEDAL GROUP WINNIPEG

CANADIAN OBE WW 1 & WW 2 LCol LESLIE JOHN PERRY ED RCASC 10 MEDAL GROUP WINNIPEG

CANADIAN OBE WW 1 & WW 2 LCol LESLIE JOHN PERRY ED RCASC 10 MEDAL GROUP WINNIPEG

CANADIAN OBE WW 1 & WW 2 LCol LESLIE JOHN PERRY ED RCASC 10 MEDAL GROUP WINNIPEG

Interesting First and Second World. War group of 10 medals Order of the British Empire for North West Europe to a long serving Winnipeg man with extensive Research file. Lieutenant Colonel Leslie John Perry OBE ED RCASC Royal Canadian Army Service Corps. Perry WW 2 ID Card. Award for Gallantry and Meritorious Service. OBE Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire GVI. Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (Military) GVI issue, LCol. Leslie John Perry OBE, ED R. Royal Canadian Army Service Corps. With WW 1 British War and Victory Medals named to 875282 Cpl. 1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, Defence Medal, Canadian Volunteer Service Medal with clasp, War Medal with MiD device, 1935 Jubilee engraved to Capt. Perry, Efficiency Decoration bar Canada named to Major L. Citation for the OBE in the Canada Gazette 15 Dec. During the campaign in North West Europe this officer held the appointments of Deputy Assistant Director of Supplies and Transport (Supplies), Commander Royal Canadian Army Service Corps 2 Canadian Corps Troops and Assistant Director Supplies and Transport (Eclipse). In all these appointments this officer displayed extreme energy and devotion to duty. His planning and advice to the staff of the Quartermaster General’s Branch on maintenance matters was sound and extremely accurate at all times. His efforts have contributed to a very large extent to the successful execution of the army maintenance plans. Canada Gazette and CARO/5512 both dated 31 March 1945. Leslie John PERRY was born 17 January 1897 in Wimborne St. Giles Dorset England to Charles Henry and Jane (nee Millar) The family came to Canada in 1912 and settled in Winnipeg. WW1 attestation states born January 17th 1898 in. Most likely in an attempt to avoid parental interference in underage enlistment. Attested March 30th, 1916 at age 18 in the 184th Overseas Battalion giving his trade as Bank Clerk in Winnipeg. The 1916 Census shows Leslie serving with the CEF at Camp Hughes. Leslie served Overseas and was invalided from France with Typhoid while serving with the C. In 1927 Leslie John Perry wed Ida Lillian Trowell in Winnipeg Leslie was active in the Militia/ Reserve in the period between the wars and gained promotion 1n 1929 and 1930. He was awarded the Jubilee Medal in 1935 Landed France 25 July 1944 and served with distinction throughout the Campaign in North West Europe rapidly earning promotion to Senior rank and earning recognition for good work Leslie John Perry is. To have been employed as a Provincial Welfare Officer in Winnipeg for many years. Died Age 91 September 16th 1988. The medals are offered Court mounted (possibly by Perry himself) as worn. The 1935 Jubilee Medal is crudely hand engraved in upper and lower case sans serif letters Condition : Traces of glue to backs of some medals N. On both WW1 medals in the pair has a contact scuff (please see detailed images) but remains clearly legible. Offered with summary from Ancestry and including 78+ pages of research with WW 1 Attestation and WW 2 Service file obtained from Library and Archives Canada Last note written 11 April 1985 at age 88 requesting information on Legion Veteran Programs! Terrific historical tribute of potential interest to researchers, collectors and genealogists studying the Perry, Trowell and Millar families of Dorset England, PEI and Winnipeg Manitoba! Provenance : This group was acquired 20 years ago for research and tribute display in my personal medal collection. Please view detailed supersize images. Canada (from Ottawa ON K1V 8S0). We will issue an invoice once your Postal Code is known. (many of our satisfied clients choose this option). Get Images that Make Supersized Seem Small. Attention Sellers – Get Templates Image Hosting, Scheduling at Auctiva. The item “CANADIAN OBE WW 1 & WW 2 LCol LESLIE JOHN PERRY ED RCASC 10 MEDAL GROUP WINNIPEG” is in sale since Tuesday, January 03, 2017. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\WW II (1939-45)\Original Period Items\Canada”. The seller is “95sqn” and is located in Ogdensburg, New York. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Canada

Soldier S Medal Presentation Ceremony For World War II Army Veteran Sgt Richard R Perry