Regt on WW1 Medals?

[ALAMO2008]

Pte John Burke
What Numbers and Regts are stamped on his 1914/15 Star
And his British War Medal and Victory Medal?
As someone has a different opinion to what I thought.
Does the Pencil X have any Relevance?

[AllanUK]

John Burke disembarked with the 15th Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers on the 22nd November 1915 and entered Theatre of War 1 (France and Flanders). His 1914/15 Star would be stamped with his LF number, 10288. (as per the Medal Rolls for 1914/15 Star)

[ALAMO2008]

Thanks for your Input
1914/15 under Lancs would have expected as you say though its on a RWF Roll Card
What about the other two under what ?

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[jim1]

2nd. Regt.
6/RWF Garrison Btn.
LLT
6th Garrison Battalion
Formed at Aintree on 18 September 1916, and moved to Egypt in January 1917, remaining there throughout the war. From arrival it was based at the Citadel, Cairo. The battalion arrived at Salonika on 1 November 1918. After a brief stay at Salonika the battalion embarked for Bulgaria, landing at Dede-Agach on 10 November, and was employed in guarding the Salonika-Constantinople railway.

[ALAMO2008]

Thanks for that Jim1

What Regt would be stamped on his British War Medal and Victory Medal?

[jim1]

6/RWF.
14/15 Star is info on entry & BW & V medals info at discharge.

[ALAMO2008]

Thanks Jim1
That was always my understanding so when I told the Ancestors that looking for All 3 Medals under 10288  Lancs Fusiliers was incorrect
they wouldn't have it that the British War Medal and Victory Medal were under 62423 RWF
Which made me seek a second opinion of my experience
Cheers

[Leon47]

Sorry but could I ask what is the source of the image shown in the original post?

I have a relatives medal record that shows a victory medal awarded.

How could I get a similar image as that shown? - see attached extract from the medal card.

Thanks.