Submariner’s Malay Peninsula and long service pair awarded to Petty Officer B.E.M. Williams, Royal Navy, who saw service in Malaysia during the Malay Peninsula operations which lasted from 17th August 1964 through to 11th August 1966. He was almost certainly a submariner for those operations, and went on to be awarded the long service medal whilst with Dolphin, the Royal Navy submarine base at Portsmouth. As evidenced by the existing badges, he may have been a Coxswain Submariner.
Campaign Service Medal 1962, 1 Clasp: Malay Peninsula; (J.968646 B.E.M. WILLIAMS. A/LDG.SEA. R.N.); Royal Navy Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, EIIR Dei.Grat. bust; (J968646G B.E. WILLIAMS PO HMS DOLPHIN), mounted swing style as worn.
Condition: toned, Good Very Fine.
Together with a section of Royal Navy tunic buttons, and Royal Navy Coxswain Submariner Qualification Badge for the rank of Chief Petty Officer.
Awarded to Acting Leading Seaman later Petty Officer, and presumably Chief Petty Officer (No.J.968646) B.E.M. Williams, Royal Navy, who saw service in Malaysia during the Malay Peninsula operations which lasted from 17th August 1964 through to 11th August 1966. He was almost certainly a submariner for those operations, and went on to be awarded the long service medal whilst with Dolphin, the Royal Navy submarine base at Portsmouth. As evidenced by the existing badges, he may have been a Coxswain Submariner
