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The 51st landed in Normandy shortly after D-Day
Their role included suppressing uprisings
Embroidered Wool W/Os sleeve badge superb example with normal service wear
Sailed for England: August 1916
Silver wire on red backing
WW1 M.M & Pair to A.S.H PICKING 5th F.A AUST A.M.C indian badges The 51st landed in NormandyWW1 Military Medal & pair awarded to 16698 Alfred Samuel Horace PICKING of the 5th Field Ambulance, Australian Medical Corps , his M. M earned in France, with the medals that are in superb original condition being his original citation Private Picking Volunteered And went into NO MANS LAND under a heavy High Explosive And Machine Gun barrage, near Daisy Wood, East Of ZONNEBECKE, on the morning of 10th October 1917, and dressed wounds in the open and
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