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unmarked but typical "JFS" badge
he retired on Half Pay on 25 November 1864 and died at Fulham on 28 November 1888
" The final verdict: Darke "Is fit for 8 hours light duty daily between asthmatic attacks
A South African Second War Africa Star - Bronze
His trade in the ranks was that of Torpedoman
Memorial Cross To John Stanley Danbrook, M.m Archive unmarked but typical "JFS" badgeGV Memorial Cross (727668 PTE. J. S. DANBROOK M. M.) Naming officially engraved, in case of issue, with dried poppy flower. VF. Accompanied by copies of his Attestation Paper and Service Records. Footnote: John Stanley Danbrook was born September 26th 1895 in Perth, Ontario Canada and lived his life as a Farmer prior to enlisting in the CEF on March 9th 1916. Taken on Strength by the 58th Battalion in March 1917, Danbrook would be awarded the Military
