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Frank
I really don't mind. Lt. Forbes was in E Squadron and was wounded in both legs on the day of the relief! They were all in on it and really earned the clasp.
IL.

LOL Ian,
I don't think it really matters, getting a example is enough for most of us these days, they are certainly not common medals!
Regards Frank

LinneyI wrote: Frank
I really don't mind. Lt. Forbes was in E Squadron and was wounded in both legs on the day of the relief! They were all in on it and really earned the clasp.
IL.

An erased Rhodesia QSA.

The naming has been mostly erased leaving:

465.........5... T...T

Now there's a challenge!

Protectorate Regiment perhaps?

In answer to my own question, no. There looks to be only one Rhodesia clasp to the Protectorate Regiment. I had in my mind that there were more.

The group to 2nd Lt E A Crosbie, late Rhodesia Regiment.


Picture courtesy of Spink

DCM GV (1861 Cpl Van Deventer's Scouts)
BSA CM rev Rhodesia 1896 (1) Mashonaland 1897 (87 Trp BSAP)
QSA (1) Rhod (423 Tpr Rhod Regt)
BWM & VM with MID (2nd Lt)

DCM 13 Feb 1917 for capturing 11 of the enemy.