The Meritorious Service Medal: I: The Immediate Awards 1916-1928

History

McInnes, Ian

Europe

Naval & Military Press Ltd / UK

A contemptible little flying corps: Being a definitive and previously non-existent roll of those Warrant Officers, N.C.O.'s and Airmen who served in ... prior to the outbreak of the First World War

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

London Stamp Exchange

Ashanti 1895-96: A roll of British and West Indian recipients of the Ashanti Star, including many details of other medals earned, previous and ... and other previously unpublished material

Military

PICTON PUB.

Instituted in 1845 and first awarded in 1847, with an annuity, to reward specially selected long service NCOs, eligibility for the award was extended in 1916 to WOs, NCOs and Men but without entitlement to an annuity. This unique work of reference not only lists the recipients of immediate awards between 1916 and 1928, some 27,550, but it also analyses the comparative rarity and therefore ‘collectability’ of any medal, which depends to a large extent on the numbers issued to a particular unit or theatre of operations. Among nearly twenty appendices is a comprehensive analysis of awards to Corps and regiments by theatre. A résumé provides the reader with the changing history of the award, and some 1,200 footnotes include citations both for gallantry and valuable service, and point out highlights of MSM groups seen and identified. A remarkable piece of research.

The Meritorious Service Medal: The Immediate Awards 1916-1928

Naval and Military Press

Dulwich: Mid-Century Oasis

Arts & Photography

Kendall, Elisabeth

Davis, Paul.

Samy, Catherine

Architecture

RIBA Publishing

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