United Kingdom. A General Service Medal, To Private D.a. Watts, Parachute Regiment Archive He was a pilot of

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

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

A First War period medal ribbon bar featuring three awards

Connell in the Will in the possession

the Battles of the Hindenburg Line

United Kingdom. A General Service Medal, To Private D.a. Watts, Parachute Regiment Archive He was a pilot of1 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