Punjab Medal, 1848-1849 - Mooltan Casualty certificate_of_authenticity Pembroke in May 1950 and

Pembroke in May 1950 and then retired later that year

His first submarine was H

1952 and it was during this tour

It did not take us long to discover the difficulties of locating troops in small numbers and of determining the general position of the enemy's front line

Footnote: This badge was brought home by a Canadian Vet from the Hamilton Light infantry

Punjab Medal, 1848-1849 - Mooltan Casualty certificate_of_authenticity Pembroke in May 1950 andMOOLTAN (EDWD GRIFFITHS. 10TH FOOT). Naming is officially impressed in capitals. Minor contact marks, slight bruise, near VF. Footnote: Edward Griffiths was killed in action as 2 companies of the 10th Foot as well as aspects of the 49th & 72nd Begals, under the command of Lt. Col. Pattoun, were tasked to attack and occupy a series of buildings on the night of September 9th 1848.