A brief history of the 3rd Battalion, 1st Punjab Regiment : $b formerly: 76th Punjabis; 16th Madras Infantry; 16th Regiment, Madras Native Infantry; 2nd Battalion, 5th Madras Native Infantry; 16th Madras Battalion; 16th Carnatic Battalion, or Lane's BattalionAnonymous
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A brief history of the 3rd Battalion, 1st Punjab Regiment : $b formerly: 76th Punjabis; 16th Madras Infantry; 16th Regiment, Madras Native Infantry; 2nd Battalion, 5th Madras Native Infantry; 16th Madras Battalion; 16th Carnatic Battalion, or Lane's Battalion
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East India Company. Army. Carnatic Battalion, 16th -- History; East India Company. Army. Madras Native Infantry. Regiment, 16th -- History; East India Company. Army. Madras Native Infantry. Regiment, 5th. Battalion, 2nd -- History; East India Company. Madras Battalion, 16th -- History; India. Army.
APPENDIX III.
THE THIRD AFGHAN WAR: DECORATIONS AND MENTIONS.
SIEGE OF JANDOLA.
RANK AND NAME. DECORATIONS AND MENTIONS.
Captain R. C. Anderson Military Cross.
991 Havildar Bari Sher Indian Order of Merit, 2nd Class.
Bhisti Gurdit Singh Indian Order of Merit, 2nd Class.
OPERATIONS AGAINST AFGHANISTAN.
RANK AND NAME. DECORATIONS AND MENTIONS.
74 Havildar Karam Khan Indian Distinguished Service Medal.
2550 L./Naik Kartar Singh Indian Distinguished Service Medal.
Lieutenant P. Proctor Mentioned in Despatches.
Captain A. Culley Mentioned in Despatches.
991 Havildar Bari Sher Mentioned in Despatches.
Jemadar Mohommed Rasul Mentioned in Despatches.
74 Havildar Karam Khan Mentioned in Despatches.
2550 L./Naik Kartar Singh Mentioned in Despatches.
Bhisti Gurdit Singh Mentioned in Despatches.
APPENDIX IV.
BRITISH OFFICERS KILLED AND WOUNDED.
RANK AND NAME. REMARKS.
Ensign John Haynes Wounded, Battle of Porto Novo, 1781.
Captain Andrew French Killed on March 29th, 1825, at the
attack on the Heights of Arracan.
Lieutenant J. K. Luard Wounded on March 29th, 1825, at the
attack on the Heights of Arracan.
Lieutenant F. B. White Wounded on March 29th, 1825, at the
attack on the Heights of Arracan.
Lieutenant R. S. Gledstanes Wounded on March 29th, 1825, at the
attack on the Heights of Arracan.
Lieutenant F. C. Rynd (20th Wounded near Ningyan (Pyminanah)
Madras Infantry), attached North Burma, on August 15th, 1886,
10th Madras Infantry. when on duty with escort for
coolies cutting roads.
Lieutenant J. F. Greenwood Killed on November 21st, 1886, when
in command of advance guard on the
road between Ningyan (Pyminanah),
North Burma, and Yemethen.
2/Lieutenant N. G. Hathorn Killed at Nasiriyeh, Euphrates, 14th
July, 1915, taking the village of
Shakhair.
Lieut.-Colonel A. C. H. Smithett Wounded, Action in the Gurma Safeh,
July 5th, 1915; killed, Battle of
Ctesiphon, November 22nd, 1915.
Major C. L. Perrin Killed, Battle of Ctesiphon, November
22nd, 1915.
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