Info

SurnameGibbs
ForenameArchibald Edward
Rank2/Lieut.
Army No
Battalion11th
Commissioned1915-01-09
Date Of WoundsNot set
Wounds
Died Killed1917-04-25
Death DetailsSalonica
Enlisted DateNot set
Enlisted Location
Date Of BirthNot set
Birth Place
Residence26 Sunnyside Road, Worcester.
DischargedNot set
Theatre Of WarFrance
Date Of Entry1915-09-21
Z Class
Surname Spellings
Other InfoHe later entered the theatre of war again in Salonika on the 20th November 1915. Died age 22. Son of Harry James and Fanny Gibbs, of 26 Sunnyside Road, Worcester. The Doiran Memorial, Greece. Archibald Gibbs was one of two brothers, both killed in April 1918. On 21st September 1915, Archibald went overseas with 'D' Company of the 11th Battalion of the Worcesters. In April 1917 they found themselves in Greece taking part in the Salonika Campaign. He was a pupil of the Royal Grammar School Worcester from 1904 to 1912.

Assignments

21st Royal Fusiliers - Private
Worcestershire Regiment - Second Lieutenant
11th Worcestershire Regiment - Second Lieutenant

Service Awards

The British War Medal
The 1914-1915 Star
The Allied Victory Medal

Gallantry Awards & Honors

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Foreign Decorations & Awards

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