A Wwi Group To The Royal Marine Light Infantry; 6Th Battleship Squadron certificate_of_authenticity British census of 1881 indicates

British census of 1881 indicates he lived at the time in England while his wife

then struck off strength to the Garrison Gymnasium at Seaford on October 30th

to his accolades for his leadership of 121 (Typhoon) Wing in France in the summer of 1944Distinguished Service Order

London Gazette 9 October 1915:

A Wwi Group To The Royal Marine Light Infantry; 6Th Battleship Squadron certificate_of_authenticity British census of 1881 indicatesA WWI Group to the Royal Marine Light Infantry; 6th Battleship Squadron 1914 15 Star (CH. 17552, PTE. G. W. SUDLOW, R. M. L. I.); British War Medal (CH. 17552 PTE. G. W. SUDLOW. R. M. L. I.); Victory Medal (CH. 17552 PTE. G. W. SUDLOW. R. M. L. I.); Imperial Service Medal, ERII (GEORGE WILLIAM SUDLOW); and Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal (CH. 17552 (B. 3014) G. W. SUDLOW. MNE. R. F. R.). Naming is officially impressed. Court