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OMRS MARCH 2010 Index:OMRS March 08 Index Index to The Journal of the Orders and Medals Research Society Volume 48 2009 No. 1-4 Campaign Medals are dated as in Medals: The Researcher’s Guide, by William Spencer 2006, The National Archives, Kew. Journal entries are indexed as Volume (Part 1-4) page numbers: eg 48(1) 37 1st and 2nd Bn King’s African Rifles, Africa General Donaldson, Trooper Mark, VC, Special Air Service Medal 1902-56 medal/clasp combinations Service Regiment.......................................48(1) 37 48(4) 271 Kenna, Private Edward, VC, 2nd/4th Australian 1st Bn Essex Regiment, QSA Naming styles Infantry.....................................................48(3) 196 48(1) 41-2 Rodriguez, Colonel T A ‘Tim’, MVO, OBE, MBE, 2nd Bn Essex Regiment, Burma Mounted Infantry MC........................................................48(4) 268-70 Company QSA styles..................................48(1) 41-3 Shean, Lieutenant-Commander Max, DSO*, 2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen’s Bays) Machine Gun RANVR....................................................48(3) 196 Section at Néry............................................48(1) 53-5 3rd Light Dragoons, Sutlej Medal 1845-6, Ball, Wing Commander Martin, Sutton, Flight clasp/medal combination claims...............48(4) 253-4 Sergeant Jack, DFM ......................................48(1) 22-7 1914 Star, Queen’s Bays Machine Gun Section at Bamber, Ian, Cousin Charlie’s War ..............48(3) 191-2 Néry 1 September .......................................48(1) 53-5 Barrington, Sir Charles, MBE, Bt...................48(3) 185-6 Bennett, Will, Salisbury Volunteer Infantry and its Africa General Service Medal 1902-56 Shooting Medal.......................................48(4) 239-42 1st and 2nd Bn King’s African Rifles, medal/clasp Brainard, Sergeant David L combinations............................................48(4) 271 American Geographical Society, Charles P Daly clasp ‘EAST AFRICA 1902’, medal roll .............48(2) 81-4 Medal....................................................48(4) 222-3 African Police Meritorious Service Medal 1915-38 Explorers Club Gold Medal, bronze replica....48(4) 221 48(2) 125 Explorers Medal........................................48(4) 223-5 Air Force Cross, Darragh, Wing Commander Francis the Lady Franklin Bay Expedition 1881-84 Hugh, CD, RCAF.......................................48(4) 262-4 48(4) 217-25 Albert Medal, Walton, Kevin, DSC ...................48(2) 124 Britannia, HM Royal Yacht (1953) ..........48(2) 77-9, 79 Aldershot Military Cemetery, Army Service Corps British Army, numbering..................................48(3) 152 and predecessors...........................................48(4) 242 British Battles and Medals, correction...............48(1) 59 Alexandra, HMS (battleship 1875) ..........48(2) 101, 102 British Empire, Order of the Allen, Anthony, Chisale, Sergeant-Major, MM, KBE, Hillary, Sir Edmund ...........................48(3) 155 KAR and Nyasaland Police ......................48(1) 11-14 CBE, Plant, Robert, Led Zeppelin singer.......48(4) 261 Allingham, Henry, RNAS, dies aged 113..................182 OBE American Geographical Society, Charles P Daly Medal Bourne, Lieutenant-Colonel Jonny, 1st Bn Royal Brainard, Major-General David L................48(4) 223 Gurkha Rifles .........................................48(1) 33 Greely, Major-General A W, US Army.....48(4) 222-3 Hatton, Major-General George Seton, CB, Annuity Meritorious Service Medal 1847-1935, DSO, RE .............................................48(1) 28-33 Ian McInnes....................................................48(1) 45 Page, Jimmy, Led Zeppelin guitarist .......48(4) 261 Army of India Medal 1799-1826, McGowan, QMS Smiley, Colonel David, OBE, MC*, RVO, William, 59th Foot .........................................48(1) 44 Royal Horse Guards (The Blues)...........48(1) 59 Army Long Service and Good Conduct Medal MBE 48(1) 44 awards for public service on 7 July 2005 ....48(1) 52 McGowan, QMS William, 59th Foot .........48(1) 44-5 Couture, Warrant Officer class II, Canadian Army Meritorious Service Medal, McGowan, Corps of Military Staff Clerks ..........48(2) 107-9 QMS William, 59th Foot ............................48(1) 44-5 British War Medal 1914-1918, naval clasps authorised Army Schoolmasters, Corps of.....................48(3) 183-4 but not issued................................................48(3) 199 Ascension Island, South Atlantic Medal 1982, Broke’s Reward of Merit Medals................48(2) 112-13 civilian recipients ....................................48(2) 116-17 Burma Mounted Infantry Company, 2nd Bn Essex Auld, Alan, Grenadier Guardsman to Northumberland Regiment, Queen’s South Africa Medal naming and Durham Yeomanry ...........................48(3) 178-82 styles .......................................48(1) 41-3; 48(2) 96 Australia Burma Mounted Infantry Company, Bronze Queen’s Davie, Wing Commander Reginald ‘Rex’, DFC*, South Africa Medal ........................................48(2) 96 RAAF......................................................48(1) 23-6 Burma Police Medal 1937-48, miniatures .......48(2) 125 Campbell, Lieutenant-Commander Gordon, Wait, Private John, 50th Foot ...................48(4) 260-1 My Mystery Ships........................................48(2) 93-5 Distinguished Conduct Medal 1914-1920 Canada Ellicock, Private Francis William, 2nd Dragoon Canadian Memorial Bars of the Second World War Guards........................................................48(1) 54 48(4) 265-7 Goodchild, Private John, 2nd Dragoon Guards Couture, Warrant Officer class II, MBE, Canadian 48(1) 54 Corps of Military Staff Clerks..............48(2) 107-9 Distinguished Conduct Medal 1919-1992, Major, Darragh, Wing Commander Francis Hugh, AFC, Corporal Leo, DCM* Le Régiment de la Chaudière CD, RCAF..............................................48(4) 262-4 and Royal 22nd Regiment .........................48(1) 49 Hatton, Major-General George Seton, CB, DSO, Distinguished Flying Cross OBE, RE.................................................48(1) 28-33 Brothers, Air Commodore Peter, DSO, DFC* ......48(1) 10 Major, Corporal Leo, DCM*, Le Régiment de la Davie, Wing Commander Reginald ‘Rex’, DFC*, Chaudière and Royal 22nd Regiment........48(1) 49 RAAF......................................................48(1) 23-6 Operation Quadrant Blunder.....................48(2) 107-9 Du Toit, Colonel Stephanus Francois, CBE, DFC*, The Sacrifice Medal....................................48(1) 58-9 SAAF .......................................48(2) 96; 48(4) 252 Cassell, Martin, 1914 Star to Queen’s Bays Machine Giddings, Air Marshal Sir Michael, KCB, OBE, Gun Section at Néry 1 September ..............48(1) 53-5 AFC*............................................................48(2) 80 Chamberlain, Howard, New Zealand Bravery Star Mackenzie, Wing Commander Ken, AFC .....48(3) 152 awards.............................................................48(1) 43 Oxby, Wing Commander, DFC, DFM* ...........48(3) 192 Charlton, Peter Pattison, Squadron Leader John, DSO, RAF Africa General Service Medal 1902-56, 1st and 48(4) 238 2nd Bn King’s African Rifles medal/clasp Walker, Flight Lieutenant Arnold ‘Blondie’, DFC* combinations ........................................48(4) 271 48(1) 10 Malawian Medal Issues of President Hastings Banda Distinguished Flying Medal 48(1) 15-21 Oxby, Wing Commander, DFC, DFM* ...........48(3) 192 China Medal 1842, Fairweather, Sergeant William, RM Sutton, Flight Sergeant Jack .......................48(1) 22-7 48(1) 50-2 Distinguished Service Cross Chisale, Sergeant-Major, MM, KAR and Nyasaland Gregory-Smith, Captain Frank, DSO*, DSC*, RN Police.........................................................48(1) 11-14 48(3) 188 Coastguard Auxiliary Service .....................48(1) 338-40 Sturdee, Rear Admiral Rodney, CB...............48(4) 254 Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers’ Decoration, Sutton, Captain Alan ‘Alfie’, DSC*, RN.........48(1) 43 Holdgate, Major E A G, VD, Canterbury Infantry Walton, Lieutenant (E) Kevin, RN...............48(2) 124 Regiment .................................................48(2) 114-15 Distinguished Service Order Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers’ Decoration and Brothers, Air Commodore Peter, DFC*...........48(1) 10 the Indian Volunteer Forces Officers’ Decoration, Brough, Colonel John, MBE, MC, Border Regiment John Tamplin ..................................................48(2) 97 48(2) 113 Colonial Police Long Service and Good Conduct Corry, Major John Beaumont, RE ..............48(1) 2-10 Medal, Chisale, Sergeant-Major, MM, Nyasaland Grant, Lieutenant George Patrick, 27th Baluch Police.........................................................48(1) 12-14 Light Infantry............................................48(1) 6-9 Comfort, Sim, Captain Hardy’s and Captain Broke’s Gregory-Smith, Captain Frank, DSO*, DSC*, RN Reward of Merit Medals .........................48(2) 110-13 48(3) 188 Conspicuous Gallantry Cross Hatton, Major-General George Seton, CB, OBE, RE Malone, Marine James, RM.........................48(4) 247 48(1) 28-30 Nethery, Marine Steven, RM .......................48(4) 247 Lamb, Lieutenant Algernon J R, 2nd Dragoon Cope, Paul, Sutlej Medal 1845-6, 3rd Light Dragoons Guards........................................................48(1) 54 clasp/medal claims ....................................48(4) 253-4 Oxby, Wing Commander, DFC, DFM* ...........48(3) 192 Coronation Medal 1937, Prison Service members Pattison, Squadron Leader John, DFC, RAF 48(1) 48-9 48(4)
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