Talk:Dudley Graham Johnson

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I read in the article on Dudley Graham Johnson that his medal is in the South Wales Borderers museum. i have the papers informing him of his vitoria cross award, inclulding the army orders detailing the exploits which earned hime the V.C. at Sambre canal,Ors. also a letter of congratulations from General Rawlinson, Forth Army Headquarters and his invitation fron The Lord Chamberlain to Buckingham Palace to recieve his V.C. from the King. I had these framed in their original mount and have them on my wall. LEST WE FORGET. Gorman McMullan. Belfast, Northern Ireland. gormymac@msn.com

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