Hello Jim, I think you may have helped me before.
This is my Granddad:
He volunteered to join the army in 1915, served in France with 7th Battalion King’s Own Royal Lancaster Regiment (KORL) - his regiment No. 22995 - July 1916 to July 1918. Wounded on 8 July 1918, left arm amputated is recorded. Received a Silver War Badge because of his disability leading to discharge. British War and Victory medals.
His service in France was up to 8 February 1918 with 7th Battalion. This battalion was disbanded on 8 Feb and he was among 6 officers and 194 men who were transferred to 1/4th Battalion, it was with this battalion he was wounded on a day the war diary records as a "quiet day, nothing to report" - this on a day when 3 men were killed and 11 wounded. He was in the Royal Victoria Hospital at Netley Southampton in August 1918.
Many thanks.