Great Britain. An Overseas Victorian Trio, To Private J. Hopwell, 1St Battalion, 18Th (Royal Irish) Regiment Of Foot / 2Nd Battalion, Royal Irish Regiment Hold 25 wounded

25 wounded

with a strength of 36 officers

Vietnam veterans began to suspect their ill health or the instances of their wives having miscarriages or children born with birth defects might be related to Agent Orange and the other toxic herbicides to which they had been exposed in Vietnam

Silver gilt with purple

(Canadian Field Hospital)

Great Britain. An Overseas Victorian Trio, To Private J. Hopwell, 1St Battalion, 18Th (Royal Irish) Regiment Of Foot / 2Nd Battalion, Royal Irish Regiment Hold 25 woundedAfghanistan Medal 1878 1880, (69, B 267, Pte J. HOPWELL, 1 18th REGt.); Egypt Medal 1882 1889, "1882" reverse, 1 Clasp TEL EL KEBIR (267. Pte J. HOPWELL. 2 R. IR. R.); and Khedives Star 1882 1891, "1882" obverse. Naming is engraved on the Afghanistan Medal and the Egypt Medal, the Khedive's Star is unnamed as issued. Un mounted, contact marks, edge nicks and bruising on both silver medals, the Egypt Medal exhibiting pitting, replacement ribbon on the