7.A small certificate for the V&F medal from 6th May 1947 - not sure what thisn small certificates were all about, but they are irritatingly hard to get (and have exorbitant prices). They usually give the recipient's profession below therir name, which isn't a case here. It may indicate that he was still in active service by the time the doc was issued.
8.&9.Military ID issued in 1954 stating that he is free of the military obligation due to reaching the age limit. He was 51 at that time and that seems to have been more than maximum age for an NCO. Anyway, it'slikely that he was in active service untill then.
8.&9.Military ID issued in 1954 stating that he is free of the military obligation due to reaching the age limit. He was 51 at that time and that seems to have been more than maximum age for an NCO. Anyway, it'slikely that he was in active service untill then.
