Volunteer long

Volunteer Long service Medal Issued to Lance Sargeant J. Snow 1St V.B.D Regt. In original box. Medal in very Fine to mint condition. Please note policy with regards to SAPO Postal shipping under shipping options. International buyers welcome. Please note that i do not accept paypal. Pay with BOB Bucks.               Shipping Normal Post office with tracking number R60-00. Ad 3% of the value if you would like insurance on the item Courier R100-00 Within the borders of South Africa PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE VIEWED ALL PICTURES CAREFULLY AS PICTURES FORM AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE DESCRIPTION This item is an vintage/ antique/ secondhand item and by bidding you do understand it as such. No guarantee or warranty is offered or implied on any vintage / antique/ secondhand items. The item is sold as is. If there is any questions please do not hesitate to ask. No Item will be shipped untill full payment including postage reflects.

 ROYAL NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE LONG SERVICE & GOOD CONDUCT FULL SIZE MEDAL-UNNAMED  

Buy WW2 Medal Set with Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal for R4,500.00

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 11 working days The Arkansas Delta has been called at different times the soul of the South, the land of opportunity, a place ruled by race, a forgotten place. Eugene Richards (born ) first went to the delta as a VISTA volunteer in . It was less than a year after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., a time when cotton, religion, prejudice and poverty were what characterized most peoples' lives. Increasingly drawn to this both sorrowful and beautiful place, Richards would stay for more than four years, working as a social worker and reporter until the community service organization and newspaper he helped found were forced to close their doors. But over the years he would keep returning. "Red Ball of a Sun Slipping Down" is a book that speaks of remembrance and change, of struggle and privation, of loving and loss, of then and now. Black-and-white photographs made long years ago but never before published are interwoven with recent color photographs and, in turn, with a short story that relates Richards' relationship with an impoverished delta family as well as a growing awareness of his own aging and mortality. Features Summary The Arkansas Delta has been called at different times the soul of the South, the land of opportunity, a place ruled by race, a forgotten place. Eugene Richards (born ) first went to the delta as a VISTA volunteer in ... Author Eugene Richards Publisher Many Voices Press Release date Pages 112 ISBN 0--0-6 ISBN

During that long, hot summer of 1964, Ivan Smith, a mercenary volunteer in the Arme'e Nationale Congolais, came to witness and understand fear, the law of the jungle and the lust for killing that permeates Africa. A member of 'Mad Mike' Hoare's 5 Commando Group he and his companions were nominally soldiers but there was little in the way of campaigns, tactics and discipline. Of conventional warfare there was none. Loyalty to country or unit did not exist and the fear of death was the only commander. Many more mercenaries died from an accidental discharge, in a drunken shoot-out or from a bullet in the back than were ever killed in action by Simba rebels. Nearly half a century later, Ivan Smith re-lives the nightmare that was the Congo. PAPERBACK: 160 PAGES WITH 40 B/W PHOTOS.  Published May 2012