WW1 card help please

[flower fairy]

I have been trying to find out info about the person who sent a few cards to my great gran in WW1. I have a few of the embroidered ones and they have been signed by Harry. In the pocket of one is this card and I can't for the life of me find a H A or Harry Farling. Am I reading his surname wrong, could it be something else? I'm, sure it also says corporal in the RAMC
    My great gran lived in Cornwall and I thought perhaps this chap was also from there.
An extra pair of eyes to maybe see if the F is actually something else although I have tried just about every combination.

Thanks.

[flower fairy]

I hope this can be read ok, not sure why it has decided to rotate itself.

[Greensleeves]

It says

Cpl H. A. Tarling
R.A.M.C.  (Royal Army Medical Corps)
B.E.F. France  (British Expeditionary Force)

Regards
GS

[ShaunJ]

Agree it's Corporal H A Tarling RAMC

His army number was 39095 per the RAMC medal roll. 

[ShaunJ]

His first name was Horace per his medal card.

[Greensleeves]

I was just about to say the same thing Shaun!  And he was discharged 2.1.1918, having been awarded the 1914-15 Star and the Victory Medal.

[flower fairy]

Oh my goodness, thank you all so much. That must have been the only letter I hadn't tried. I am going to try to do a bit more research on him now.

[flower fairy]

OK thats interesting. My great gran had my gran illegitimately in Nov. 1918 and she has never known the name of her dad. It does leave a huge branch clear on my tree. The way he has worded some of the postcards were very affectionate so this is another line I am going to go down now. Thank you all for your help.     

[ShaunJ]

Per medical records he was treated for a gunshot wound to the scalp in February 1917 at which time he was aged 29 so he must have been born circa 1887. He was serving with 53 Field Ambulance.