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Pictured: Iraq War hero Colour Sergeant Martin Caines sold his bravery medals for £40,000 so he could buy a house after leaving the army.
A British army veteran has become the latest Iraq War hero to sell his gallantry medals for over £100,000 to secure his and his family's future.
Corporal Alan Miller received the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross after he tried to repair an army truck while being shot at by 100 enemy insurgents.
The recovery mechanic in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers dodged a hail of bullets to reach the transporter that had been shot up during an ambush in Basra in 2007.
Pic: Noonans/BNPS
Pictured: Iraq War hero Colour Sergeant Martin Caines sold his bravery medals for £40,000 so he could buy a house after leaving the army.
A British army veteran has become the latest Iraq War hero to sell his gallantry medals for over £100,000 to secure his and his family's future.
Corporal Alan Miller received the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross after he tried to repair an army truck while being shot at by 100 enemy insurgents.
The recovery mechanic in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers dodged a hail of bullets to reach the transporter that had been shot up during an ambush in Basra in 2007.
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