A Territorial Long Service Medal Pair to the Royal Army Medical Corps, Victory medal, ‘1871 PTE. E.A. WILLIS R.A.M.C.’, Territorial Force Efficiency medal. GV, ‘419050 PTE. E.A. WILLIS R.A.M.C.’ Edward Albert Willis, from Knighton Field, Leicester, attested for service in the Royal Army Medical Corps on 4th April 1912. He served with 1/2nd North Midlands Field Ambulance landing in France on 28th February 1915. Served in France for 2 years and 10 months before returning to the UK and joining ‘H’ Company (TF) RAMC Depot. Discharged to Class Z Reserve on 25th February 1919. His Territorial Force Efficiency medal was announced in Army Orders in May 1921, he is also entitled to a 1914-15 star and British War medal.