Canada General Service Medal 1866-70 Newly Listed the entry states that Hazeltine

the entry states that Hazeltine was three months at Cavalry School at Fort Riley

The G Class Submarines were the first to have the new 21" torpedoes as part of their armament

At the end of the month she moved into the Suez Canal and was active in the defence of the canal against Turkish troops

with a crowned eagle and PSP on its chest

Rare photo of the Home Guard female

Canada General Service Medal 1866-70 Newly Listed the entry states that Hazeltine1 clasp, Fenian Raid 1866 (A. B. T. King, H. M. S. Rosario. Naming is officially engraved, extremely fine. Footnote: Thomas King was born in Lambeth, London on 18 March 1836. He attested with the Hornet on 26 May 1854 and served on the Fisguard, 1859; Amphion, 1859 62; Victory, 1862 64; Wolverine, 1864 66; Rosario, 1866; Irrestible, 1866; Hector, 1866 68; Scylla, 1869; Naval Barracks, 1869 74, and Pembroke, 1878 79. He was pensioned ashore from the