Please help reading MIC

[Guest blithe]

Hello ...

I am still trying to sort out which MIC belongs to my great-uncle Jack Tatton. I know think that it could be this one. Details follow:

Name: John Thomas Tatton

Corps:

Royal Army Medical Corps. Rank: private Regiment No.: 55341

Lab. Corps " 638432

Medals:

Victory Roll: LC/102.B.36 Page: 3649

British do do

'15 Star LC/109C'2 3/12

Theatre of War first served in: (1)

Date of entry therein: 10.14.15

Any help in figuring this out would be most appreciated. Is it possible to determine with what detachment he served?

I am pretty sure (but not positive) this is the great-uncle. A bit like looking for a needle in a haystack, as I live in US, and have no records aside from what is available over the Internet.

Many thanks,

Gary Tatton

[Coldstreamer]

Hello

The medal roll of the 15 star might give you some more details

Ian

And Theatre of War 1 is France and Flanders

Ian

[Joe Walsh]

There is a man called Ivor lee who has all the details on the labour corps, google his name with labour corps and you should get his email, he'll give you the coy no. worked for me twice.

[Coldstreamer]

hello

cheers for this pointer JW- will give it a try

Ian

[Guest blithe]

Hello Joe...

Thank you for the helpful lead. I have written Mr. Lee, and shall see what

I can find out. A most interesting saga: the Labours Corps. I had no idea

it was such dangerous work.

Cheers,

Gary