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Published 2 years ago

Second World War medals awarded to teenage seaman to be sold

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Ian Alastair Clark signed up to help the war effort in 1941 aged just 17. The next year, the Congella was attacked and sunk by a Japanese submarine. Clark, 18 at the time, stood by his dying master while rendering what help he could. He was awarded a British Empire Medal and also a rare Lloyd's Medal for Bravery at Sea among others.

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Second World War medals awarded to teenage seaman to be sold

A COLLECTION of medals awarded to a teenage seaman for bravery during the Second World War are going up at auction.

2 years ago·Weymouth, United Kingdom
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