United Kingdom. A General Service Medal, To Private D.a. Watts, Parachute Regiment Archive " When he went home

" When he went home

It was here that he was Absent Without Leave on three additional occasions

of which 138 were during the first world war

He was a pilot of a DH2 single seater aircraft and was wounded while engaging in aerial combat with an enemy aircraft over Bapaume on 11 March 1917

United Kingdom. A General Service Medal, To Private D.a. Watts, Parachute Regiment Archive " When he went home1 Clasp NORTHERN IRELAND (24384406 PTE D. A. WATTS PARA). Naming is officially impressed. Court mounted with pinback and clip, original ribbon, extremely fine. Accompanied by a Copy of a Parachute Regiment Badge (in silvered metal, measuring 68 mm (w) x 41 mm (h), residue on the reverse from previous board mounting); along with a magazine article with photograph illustrating the aftermath of the Warrenpoint bomb attack by the terrorist Irish National