WW2 British Empire Medal (Military) and Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service & Good Conduct Medal Group of Ten – Signalman & Leading Stoker W.G. Davies, Royal Navy and Royal Fleet Reserve

A first world war and second world war BEM and RFR LS&GC medal group of ten awarded to Signalman and Leading Stoker William George Davies, Royal Navy and Royal Fleet Reserve. 

George VI British Empire Medal (Military) named to Ldg. Sto. William G. Davies. D/SS 121773 
British War Medal named to J.52784 W.G. Davies. Sig. R.N. 
WW1 Victory Medal named to J.52784 W.G, Davies. Sig. R.N. 
1939-45 Star unnamed as issued 
Atlantic Star unnamed as issued 
Africa Star unnamed as issued 
Burma Star unnamed as issued 
Italy Star unnamed as issued 
War Medal 1939-45 unnamed as issued 
George VI RFR Long Service & Good Conduct Medal named to SS.121773 (Dev. B. 12411) W.G. Davies. Sto.1. R.F.R. 

London Gazette:
BEM – 1st January 1945, HMS Renown
Recommendation:
 “Leading Stoker Davies has for 8 months, been employed with the standing boiler party and has been immediately responsible for the maintenance of the brickwork in the Main Boilers. Even in temperate climates this is arduous work, but conditions are much aggravated on this station. On several occasions, once or twice, of the first operational importance – Davies has entered the furnaceof a boiler to carry out essential brickwork repairs when the boilers were still very hot, and has completed the work with marked efficiency.”

William George Davies was born on 9th January 1900 in Kirkdale, Liverpool. 

The medals are in good condition and are swing mounted for wear. 

Comes with research.