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The reverse half of the helmet features additional chain-mail to protect the neck of the wearer
He is confirmed as "Dead" on casualy rolls serving with the 1st Battalion 24 Regiment of Foot at Isandlwana
He was transferred to the 23rd Reserve Battalion on January 27
forces captured the Spanish position
Cuba, Republic. A First War Inter-Allied Victory Medal, By Adrien Chobillon Hold The reverse half of theIn bronze, maker marked "AC" within a triangle (Adrien Chobillon) and marked "BRONZE" on the edge, engraver marked "C. Charles" on the obverse, measuring 35. 7 mm in diameter, original ribbon, very light contact, extremely fine. Footnote: Cuba declared war on Germany one day after the United States in 1917. A draft was enacted, and 25,000 soldiers were sent overseas to France. Chobillon was the official manufacturer of Cuban Victory medals in France
