GROUP OF SIX. Awarded to Private Alfred Pudner. Royal Marine Light Inf

Code: 10162

Awarded to Private Alfred Pudner of the Royal Marines Light Infantry, Plymouth Division. 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal  (PLY. 15361. A. PUDNER. R.M.L.I.), Defence Medal 1939-45, War Medal 1939-45 & Royal Naval Long Service & Good Conduct (GeoV) (PLY. 15361. A. PUDNER. R.M.). Born 13^th May 1894 in Christchurch, Plymouth. At time on enlisting in the Royal Marines his civilian trade is recorded as butchers assistant. He enlisted 22^nd May 1911 aged 17years, enlisting in Plymouth. Served through World War One and received his 1914-15 Star Trio medal group. It was the 27^th March 1929 that Marine Alfred Pudner was awarded his Royal Naval Long Service & Good Conduct medal. On the 1^st May 1933 he was discharged from service as per service record shows. Then records show he enlisted in the Royal Marine Police on the 13^th January 1934 seeing service into World War Two receiving his Defence Medal and War Medal pair. Marine Alfred Pudner continued serving with the Royal Marines until 12^th May 1949 only to be discharged and his engagement was terminated. Whilst serving with the Marines the recipient married Mary Collins on the 18^th September 1916 to be his future wife details taken from the Marriage Records Roll. (with copy Royal Marine Light Infantry Service Record, medal roll R.N.L.S & Good Conduct roll & Marriage Record)