Worcestershire Regiment

Surname	Langston
Forename	Leonard Charles
Rank	Private
Army No	30008
Battalion	1st, 3rd & 4th
Commissioned	Not set
Date Of Wounds	Not set
Wounds	Wounded twice.
Died Killed	Not set
Death Details
Enlisted Date	1915-12-11
Enlisted Location
Date Of Birth	1897-10-24
Birth Place
Residence
Discharged	1919-05-24
Theatre Of War	France
Date Of Entry	Not set
Z Class	1919-06-19
Surname Spellings	Langstone
Other Info	Wounded 2 times no dates (from picture showing 2 vertical bars under 1 inverted stripe on sleeve). Private L. C. Langstone was a member of the Colour Party that returned the Battalion Colours home to Worcester in May 1919. Private Langstone served with both the 1st and 4th Battalions of the Worcestershire Regiment between 1915 to 1919 (photo submitted by his son Brian Langstone). Private Langstone was batman to Captain R. H. Marryatt who commanded "W" Company in 1918, becoming Major and second-in-command of the 4th Battalion in the autumn 1918 and on the 5th February 1919, Lieut.-Colonel Marryatt took over command of the 4th Battalion from Lieut.-Colonel T. FitzJohn. Leonard Charles Langston died 13th August 1971.

1st Worcestershire Regiment 30008 Private

3rd Worcestershire Regiment 30008 Private

4th Worcestershire Regiment 30008 Private

The British War Medal

The Allied Victory Medal

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Langston Private 30008