A Scarce Junior Indian Officer's 'Indochina' (Vietnam) overseas service & long service medal group of 4: Naib-Subedar Satwant Singh, Army Medical Corps, Indian Army and late International Commission for Supervision and Control

- India: Sainya Seva Medal. With clasp 'NEFA' (6781032 Hav-NA. Satwant Singh, AMC.)
- India Videsh Seva Medal (Overseas Service). With clasp 'Indochina' (6781032 Nb-Sub. Sawant Singh, AMC.)
- India: Armed Forces 20 Years Long Service Medal (JC-47801 Nb-Sub-Na. S. Singh, A.M.C.)
- India: Armed Forces 9 Years Long Service Medal (JC-47801 Nb. Sub. Na. S. Singh, A.M.C.) 

Important: The abbreviation in the recipient's named indicates that he was a NURSING ASSISTANT, and so performed as a military nurse both as a Non-Commissioned Officer and later while serving as a Junior Commissioned Officer

The recipient Satwant Singh, was an Indian Junior Commissioned Officer of the Sikh faith who latterly held the JCO rank of 'Naib-Subadar' while serving with the Amry Medical Corps of the Indian Army

Indochina: The Indochina clasp to the Videsh Seva medal was instituted 22 July 1960, for 90 days service in Cambodia, Laos and or South Vietnam while serving on deployment with the International Commission for Supervision and Control, during the period 1954-1970

The medals all fitted with good clean lengths of riband

Condition: GVF

Code: 25428