WW1 1914-15 Star Trio and Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal Group of Four – Able Seaman F. Terrill, Royal Navy

A first world war RN LS&GC meadl group of four awarded to 226272 Able Seaman Frederick Terrill, Royal Navy. 

1914-15 Star named to 226272, F. Terrill, A.B., R.N. 
British War Medal named to 226272 F. Terrill. A.B. R.N. 
WW1 Victory Medal named to 226272 F. Terrill. A.B. R.N. 
George V Royal Navy Long Service & Good Conduct Medal named to 226272 Frederick Terrill, A.B. H.M.S. Courageous. 

The medals are in good condition. 

Frederick Terrill was born on 27th September 1887 in Portsmouth, Hampshire. 

He joined as a Boy 2nd Class in May 1903 and signed up for 12 years service with the Royal Navy on his 18th birthday in 1905. 

An Able Seaman aboard H.M.S. Irresistible by the outbreak of hostilities in August 1914, he served in the same battleship in the Dardanelles until she was sunk on 18th March 1915. Remaining in the same theatre of war, Terrill was transferred to the battleship Swiftsure, his service papers bearing a related stamp ‘For Land Operations’, and he returned to British waters in May 1916. His final wartime appointment, between July of the latter year and the end of hostilities, was aboard the cruiser Galatea.

Having been awarded his LS&GC in July 1921, he was pensioned ashore in September 1927, when he enrolled in the Royal Fleet Reserve.

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