An Afghan War hero who took on the enemy with a broken back and shrapnel lodged in his face is selling his bravery medals to support his young family.
Corporal Josh Griffiths was having dinner in a cookhouse when a pick-up truck packed with half-a-ton of explosives was driven into the perimeter wall at Camp Folad, Helmand Province, in 2013.
He dragged himself off the ground and grabbed a machine gun before engaging a party of insurgents who had burst through the 130ft gap created by the huge blast.
