Letters Home to Dublin | from World War I | Written by Denis T. Hayes to His Brother Pat Hayes br
Letters Home to Dublin, from World War I, Written by Denis T. Hayes to His Brother Pat Hayes
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Marie Therese Hayes
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eng
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INSTITUTION
Europeana 1914-1918
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Manuscript letter sent by Denis T. Hayes | Honourable Artillery Company sent from France to 'Pat' at home in Ireland
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Manuscript letter sent by Denis T. Hayes, Honourable Artillery Company while in France. Letter dated B.E.F. British Expeditionary Force 14 October, 1917, France sent to 'Pat' at home in Ireland. Denis Hayes refers to the 'frightful rain' and remarks that the 'days of the officer class are over'.
British War Medal and Victory Medal of Denis T. Hayes | Honourable Artillery Company
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British War Medal and Victory Medal of Denis T. Hayes, Honourable Artillery Company. His service dates were 03/10/1916 - 09/02/1919. He served in Somme and Passendale (Third Battle of Ypres, Western Front July to November 1917)and in the Italian Expeditionary Force as an interpreter. The British War Medal and the Victory Medal (sometimes known as the Inter-Allied Victory Medal) were both desigend by William McMillan (1887 - 1977). The silver British War Medal was struck by the Royal Mint; the bronze Victory Medal (a copper medal lacquered in bronze) was manufactured in Woolwich Arsenal by Wrigth & Son.
British War Medal and Victory Medal of Denis T. Hayes | Honourable Artillery Company
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British War Medal and Victory Medal of Denis T. Hayes, Honourable Artillery Company. His service dates were 03/10/1916 - 09/02/1919. He served in Somme and Passendale (Third Battle of Ypres, Western Front July to November 1917)and in the Italian Expeditionary Force as an interpreter. The British War Medal and the Victory Medal (sometimes known as the Inter-Allied Victory Medal) were both desigend by William McMillan (1887 - 1977). The silver British War Medal was struck by the Royal Mint; the bronze Victory Medal (a copper medal lacquered in bronze) was manufactured in Woolwich Arsenal by Wrigth & Son.