Identifying my grandad's uniform

[jacq58]

Sorry about the quality of the photo, but can anyone identify my grandad's uniform/regiment? His name is Albert Edward Bennett and he was born on 7th December 1890.

I've looked for his MIC and service record but I can't tie it up so any clue re regiment would be a great help.

I know this is only in black and white, but has anyone any idea what the decoration above his left chest pocket represents?

To look at a photo of him, please click on the link.

http://postimage.org/image/9vh0adq0f

Thanks

[tipperary]

Royal Army Service Corps.a good length time after WW1 i would say.john

[Andrew Upton]

Sorry about the quality of the photo, but can anyone identify my grandad's uniform/regiment? His name is Albert Edward Bennett and he was born on 7th December 1890.

I've looked for his MIC and service record but I can't tie it up so any clue re regiment would be a great help.

I know this is only in black and white, but has anyone any idea what the decoration above his left chest pocket represents?

To look at a photo of him, please click on the link.

http://postimage.org/image/9vh0adq0f

Thanks

As Munster already stated the unit would appear to be the RASC, and from the cap, collar badges and medal ribbands this is post-war. The ribbands up are for either the 1914 or 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal.

[Stebie9173]

The good news is that since he served after the war his records will still be held by the Ministry of Defence and accessible to family.

Steve.