Egypt, Republic. An Order Of The Star Of Honor, I Class Star, C.1960 GTRexclude neither food nor ammunition could

neither food nor ammunition could be pushed forward to the beleaguered platoons of B Company

A Submariner Knights Cross Winner Photograph - Original Photo

printed in black ink on white paper

Footnote: It is required that every athlete and all persons who participate in an official capacity shall be awarded a commemoration medal

As his ship did not take part in the bombardment of Alexandria on 11th July 1882

Egypt, Republic. An Order Of The Star Of Honor, I Class Star, C.1960 GTRexclude neither food nor ammunition couldInstituted 1957. A beautiful and impressive star in silver, Egyptian silver fineness hallmarked on reverse as well as on pin; centre displays deep blood red enamels, measuring 66mm (w) x 68mm (h), overall an rare badge that stands in better than extremely fine condition. Footnote: Awarded to armed forces officer's who have performed heroic and extraordinary deeds, sacrifice in the field, or outstanding bravery in the line of duty.