A fine 1914 Battle of La Bassee D.C.M. group of five awarded to Driver Henry T. Cox, Army Service Corps, attached 7th British Field Ambulance, Lahore Division, Indian Corps, for his conspicuous gallantry near Neuve Chapelle on 29 October 1914, when, despite being exposed to enemy fire, he brought his horsed ambulance wagon up to the German front line on two occasions He assisted in the evacuation of wounded men from the Royal West Kent Regiment and also a number of Indian soldiers who had sought refuge in an isolated farm building following their attack and withdrawal from Neuve Chapelle the previous day Distinguished Conduct Medal G.V.R., (T.25142 Dvr: H. T. Cox A.S.C.); 1914 Star, clasp (T-25142 Dvr: H. T. Cox A.S.C.); British War and Victory Medals (T-25142 T.Sjt. H. T. Cox A.S.C.); Army L.S. & G.C. Medal, G.V.R., Regular Army (6686 SJT. H. T. Cox D.C.M., R.Innis.Fus.), the obverse heavily polished, overwise very fine (5)
