Casualty Pair To The Scottish Rifles Archive Naming is officially impressed on

Naming is officially impressed on the war medals

He was trained in the use of the 98K Rifle and Field Telephone and was assigned to the Erlangen 73rd Reserve Signals Company

McKay was declared missing and presumed dead from 443 Squadron when the aircraft did not return to base

while in 1850 he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society

eleven pages of copies of his Service Records from The National Archives

Casualty Pair To The Scottish Rifles Archive Naming is officially impressed onBritish War Medal 1914 1918 (38069 PTE. A. DICKSON. SCOT. RIF) and Victory Medal (38069 PTE. A. DICKSON. SCOT. RIF). Naming is officially impressed, extremely fine. Footnote: Private Dickson is recorded as having died 12 06 1918 as a member of the Cameronians (Scottish Rifles). He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dickson, of 98, Beckford St, Hamilton, Lanarkshire. A Native of Wishaw.