1914/15 STAR TRIO AND IMPERIAL SERVICE MEDAL TO BAGRIE-GORDON HIGHLANDERS

1914.15 Star trio, named to:
S/10958 PTE.R.BAGRIE.GORD.HIGHRS
Imperial Service Medal (George VI) named to:
ROBERT BAGRIE
Arrived in France on 11/10/1915
Bagrie was reported as wounded in action on two occasions, firstly in a list of wounded as reported in the "War office Weekly" casualty list issue of 11th September 1917, then is recorded as having been "wounded in action" Gassed and suffering from shock, in 1918,which was reported in the Aberdeen Weekly Journal issue of 16th August 1918: "Private George Bagrie Gordon Highlanders has been admitted to hospital in England, wounded, gassed and suffering from shock .He was previously on the the Post Office staff at Newcastle .He was one of five brothers who served, one of whom was killed in action with the Gordons on 10th November 1916.
He was awarded the Imperial Service Medal, London Gazette 28th August, 1915: Bagrie Robert, Postal and Telegraph Officer, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Sold with copied research including M.I.C. which states that his 1914/15 Star was re-issued in 1921

Code: 53753