Buttons Or Badges for Exempted Persons
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Sept. 16. 1010.1 SILVER WAR BADGES — RUFFS Foil APPLICANTS.
The secretary of the war office makes the following announcement: " The following instructions are issued by the army council regarding the issue of the silver badge to officers and others of the imperial military forces who have served since August 4, 1914. and who, on account of old age, or physi- cal infirmity arising from wounds or sickness caused by military service, have, in the case of officers, retired, or relinquished their co...mmissions, in the case of men, been discharged from the army, or in the case of the others mentioned below, relinquished their military employment.
"Soldiers who were discharged under paragraph 392 (iii) King's Regula- tions as 'not likely to become efficient soldiers' and territorial force soldiers who were discharged with less than six months' service under paragraph 156 BUTTONS OR BADGES FOR EXEMPTED PERSONS, ETC. 9 (11) Territorial Force Regulations as 'medically unfit for further military service' are ineligible for the award of the badge unless their disability can be clearly attributed to military service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sept. 16. 1010.1 SILVER WAR BADGES — RUFFS Foil APPLICANTS.
The secretary of the war office makes the following announcement: " The following instructions are issued by the army council regarding the issue of the silver badge to officers and others of the imperial military forces who have served since August 4, 1914. and who, on account of old age, or physi- cal infirmity arising from wounds or sickness caused by military service, have, in the case of officers, retired, or relinquished their co...mmissions, in the case of men, been discharged from the army, or in the case of the others mentioned below, relinquished their military employment.
"Soldiers who were discharged under paragraph 392 (iii) King's Regula- tions as 'not likely to become efficient soldiers' and territorial force soldiers who were discharged with less than six months' service under paragraph 156 BUTTONS OR BADGES FOR EXEMPTED PERSONS, ETC. 9 (11) Territorial Force Regulations as 'medically unfit for further military service' are ineligible for the award of the badge unless their disability can be clearly attributed to military service.
What to read after Buttons Or Badges for Exempted Persons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Congress. House. Committee On Military Affairs to read onlineMoreLess
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