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68/11/339
PA 2/7/06

Privates A Appleby and H Cronon, 1st Btn Devonshire Regiment, not entitled. Did duty at Jersey, June to October, before return to SA 14/4/02.

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68/SA/9178
PA 22/2/05

Title: Militia

No 7992 Private P Reynolds, 6/R Warwickshire Regiment, whilst an absentee from the 1902 training of his Militia unit, joined the 1st Imperial Light Horse in South Africa. Decided that his enlistment into the latter Corps released him from his Militia engagement. His combined service qualified him for the King's South Africa Medal. Paper HO as the man's whereabouts are not known.

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68/SA/4627

Hospital ships Spartan and Trojan, service on these vessels of nursing sisters qualify for King's SA Medal.

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68/SA/3562
PA 31/7/06

Title: War Office Clerks

Messrs E P Barcham, H Chandler and W R Macdonald (Attached to ordnance Stores Department) who have already been granted Queen's SA Medals, apply for the award of King's Medal. Not approved.

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68/Yeo/3245
PA 4/1/07

Title: Cape Town Police

Service with the above unit does not count as qualifying for KM. Sergeant G T Hopgood.

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AG2/M/11463

No 28 Trooper G Arthur West, Australian Mounted Infantry and Guide, Field Intelligence Department, service to 13.3.01. With Criminal Investigation Department from 28.2.02. Medal awarded as a special case, not to be taken as a precedent.