58678: Photographs of George Henry Morton

Photographs of George Henry Morton. The top group is presumably the staff of the British Air Attache in Madrid, with attached Spanish aircraftsmen. The Royal Air Force Other Ranks wear the 1918 pattern unifrom. Seated middle is a Petty Officer of the Royal Navy. The middle photograph is of George Morton and Len King, both wearing the 1918 pattern Royal Air Force uniform, but with collar badges of the Royal Army Medical Corps.

George Henry Herbert Morton has no medal card in the Nation Archives records, suggesting that he went overseas too late to qualify for the War or Victory Medals. He seems to have been attached to the staff of the British Air Attache in Madrid, Lt. Col. Sandy.

George Henry Herbert Morton has no medal card in the Nation Archives records, suggesting that he went overseas too late to qualify for the War or Victory Medals. He seems to have been attached to the staff of the British Air Attache in Madrid, Lt. Col. Sandy.

Photographs of / taken by Henry Morton. Top left and middle left picture groups of Royal Air Force aircraftsmen in the 1918 pattern uniform, with Spanish servicemen (aircraftsmen?). Bottom left shows Henry Morton in the plastron fronted ('maternity') jacket of the Royal Flying Corps, with embroidered shoulder titles. Bottom right shows Henry Morton in ordinary Service Dress. Middle right shows Herbert Morton wearing the 1918 pattern Royal Air Force uniform.

George Henry Herbert Morton has no medal card in the Nation Archives records, suggesting that he went overseas too late to qualify for the War or Victory Medals. He seems to have been attached to the staff of the British Air Attache in Madrid, Lt. Col. Sandy.