WW1. DCM. Cobden. R.F.A. #sherborne Deptford where he returned to

Deptford where he returned to work as a Labourer

Durham Light Infantry on 15 November 1915

the number officially corrected

Liverpool Regt

Near EF and with an attractive rainbow/gold tone

WW1. DCM. Cobden. R.F.A. #sherborne Deptford where he returned toThe 1918 D. C. M. awarded to Battery Sergeant Major A. J. Cobden, Royal Field Artillery, late Royal Horse Artillery Distinguished Conduct Medal, G. V. R. (47565 B. S. Mjr: A. J. Cobden. B. 110 Bde: R. F. A.), good very fine. D. C. M. London Gazette 8 September 1918, the original citation states: 'For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty when he showed much initiative in moving teams from a position where they were under heavy fire. When the