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PostSubject: Gunr, M. Murray, 7th Bde R.A   Sun Jan 24, 2010 1:44 am
South Africa Medal 1877-79. With clasp '1879' (2755, Gunr, M. Murray, 7th Bde R.A.) Note: The recipient is believed to have served with the 'Gatling Gun Battery'
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