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Don't know how many ex UK military people who come to this great site but thought I would share this

I just received mine in the mail.


http://www.veteransagency.mod.uk/vets_b ... _badge.htm

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Just looked at the form and that's me buggered, I left my national insurance number in my other trousers when I emigrated. :-({|=
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That is unfortunate. It's a nice looking pin.

BTW, I'm sure you love getting to see the Orions flying over every day from Woodbourne.

We've had a bunch of them over near me at Greenville for refit by E-Systems.
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Seaking, Thanks for the link, found I am also entitled to another medal for service in Borneo, 41 years after we left there.
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Post by Seaking »

steelsporran wrote:Just looked at the form and that's me buggered, I left my national insurance number in my other trousers when I emigrated. :-({|=
I had exactly the same question, I emailed them and I was advised you don't need the NI number, the important one is your service number. So that's all I put and did mine by email.

It comes in a nice presentation box too.

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Post by DaveB »

:lol: :lol: :lol:

I'm to young!! :lol: (makes a change)!!

My dad recently got the Merchant Navy version. A quality bit of kit :wink:

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My Dad and Grandads and all my uncles would qualify for that but alas they are all gone :sad:

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Post by Rick Piper »

I'm too young too.

But that was obv as God's dog was too :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Chris Trott wrote:That is unfortunate. It's a nice looking pin.
BTW, I'm sure you love getting to see the Orions flying over every day from Woodbourne[/url]
Chris: The occasional one goes over, they're based at Whenuapai, Auckland comrade. Always nicer to hear with that whistle than the herc, funny how a different mount changes things.

Seaking: Thanks I was going to write them anyway.

Rich: Is that the Malaysian PJM, or for services to Tiger Breweries?
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steelsporran. Both if I could get away with it, there was actualy talk of a seperate medal while we were there the, Sarawak Star was bandied about, took over 40 years to get this one approved, meanwhile a number of my mates at that time are no longer in a position to get it now, probably be another 10 years before we actualy get it.
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