African Commonwealth Grouping

[Guest Darrell]

Well, I've posted this grouping elsewhere, but since I just received some research papers, I'd figure I'd post them all in one group. First up .. once again the medals ... awarded to a CHRISTIAN SMITH. A "colored" (as they put it) fellow:

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Now the goodies .... I'm not really a history buff in the sense of knowing what the mumble jumble means on many of the following items. If anyone has some interesting tidbits they can decifer from this please chip in and comment

If you would like closer pics I can report them as well. Some may be a bit on the small side, but I'd like to post them all and only zero in on what you guys may feel is interesting. Thanks in advance.

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Well that's it .... I'm sure it isn't mind boggling information NOR did this guy win two VC's either. However, some good tidbits from (what I understand) difficult information to receive from the South African soldiers.

Thanks for looking

[Chris Boonzaier]

Nice group, I recognise all the places on the documents !!!!

[Gerd Becker]

Nice Medalbar, mate These researchable british groups are very tempting, but i better should stick to soviet