World War I veteran Archie Paterson, 101, from Glasgow, who fought in the battle of Paschendale, in January 1917, the third battle of Ypres, holds up the Legion d`Honneur,France's top military honour, for his contribution towards the liberation of France. * The award was presented at his home in Dunvegan Care Home, Cambuslang, surrounded by his family, by the Consul General to Scotland, Madame Anita Limido, on behalf of the French president Jacques Chirac.
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1273 x 1808 px | 21.6 x 30.6 cm | 8.5 x 12.1 inches | 150dpiDate taken:
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World War I veteran Archie Paterson, 101, from Glasgow, who fought in the battle of Paschendale, in January 1917, the third battle of Ypres, holds up the Legion d`Honneur, France's top military honour, for his contribution towards the liberation of France. * The award was presented at his home in Dunvegan Care Home, Cambuslang, surrounded by his family, by the Consul General to Scotland, Madame Anita Limido, on behalf of the French president Jacques Chirac.