British War Medal and Victory Medal pair DLI Officers and use a reduced muzzle

and use a reduced muzzle flash propellant that remains temperature stable across an operational temperature range of -32 °C to 74 °C (-25 °F to 165 °F)

which was a widely used firearm by British and Commonwealth forces during World War II and beyond

the 4th London Field Ambulance lending valuable service at the battle of Flers-Courcelette and the eventual capture of High Wood

and early ordnance displays

British War Medal and Victory Medal pair DLI Officers and use a reduced muzzleThe British War Medal and Victory Medal pair were campaign medals issued to British military personnel who served in World War I. The British War Medal was issued to all soldiers who served in the war, while the Victory Medal was awarded to those who served in a theatre of war. Pte Barr DLI, as inscribed on the medals, likely refers to a Private Barr who served in the Durham Light Infantry (DLI) during World War I. The DLI was a British Army infantry