He attended Sandhurst and was commissioned into The King’s (Liverpool Regiment)
with a 64 cm (seam to cuff)
It also has eight pages with eleven black and white photographs in the centre on a white paper stock
Eyre left for the 1st Canadian Entrenchment Battalion on September 12th
sending dragoons back with dispatches on the British movements
Canada, CEF. A War Medal to Corporal Brooks, Military Foot Police, KIA 1916 Archive He attended Sandhurst and wasA 1914 1918 War Medal, in silver, rim impressed P 2392 L. CPL. R. C. BROOKS. M. F. P., worn on original ribbon, dark patina, remains in extremely fine condition. Contained in original cardboard box. Footnote: Lance Corporal R. C. Brooks served with the Military Foot Police during the First War. In 1914 the Corps of Military Mounted Police and the Corps of Military Foot Police had a total establishment of nearly 5000 men. Brooks was killed in action on