How to Read British Army WWI & WWII Medal Index Cards | Baldwins Medals

Ever wondered how to find out what medals your grandad was awarded during the war?
Much of the original paperwork from the war was sadly lost during the Blitz, making it incredibly difficult to discover the role an individual played. In this video, Mark performs a show and tell on how to utilise medal index cards to discover a great deal of information about those who served during the first world war.
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[@islandhopperstuart]

Very informative. Thanks!

[@Iazzaboyce]

It's possible the the (11-5-53) date on Christie's medal card related to a crown prosecution check on his entitlement/claim to have served.

[@LFBsmokealarm]

Interesting as always Mark. Once a moose.

[@paulrochler4722]

As always interesting and informative, thanks

[@SuperJonrose]

Great info, i have a question, i have my great grandfathers Index card, he got the three medals, but also a MM, why would this not be on the index card.