A scarce 'Indochina' (Vietnam) and Indo-Pak War campaign and long service group of 6: Naik Bhag Singh, Signals Regiment, Indian Army

- Paschimi Star 1971 (Combat Service Star for 1971 Indo-Pak War (6292912 Nk B Singh Sigs.)
- Raksha Medal 1965 (War Medal for 1965 Indo-Pak War (6292912 LNK Bhag Singh Sigs)
- Sangram Medal 1971 (War Medal for 1971 Indo-Pak War (6292912 NK B Singh Sigs.)
- Sainya Service Medal (Medal for Arduous Terrain Service) with Hindi clasp 'Himachal-Pradesh' (6292912 Nk. Bhag Singh, Sigs.)
- Videsh Seva Medal (Foreign Service Medal) with Hindi clasp 'Indochina' (6292912 L-Nk. Bhag Singh, Sigs.)
- 9 Years Armed Forces Long Service Medal (6292912 L-Nk. Bhag Singh, Sigs.)

Note: Naming on Pashchimi Star / Sangram Medals, both officially corrected

The recipient was an Indian non-commissioned officer of the Sikh faith who latterly held the rank of 'Naik' (Corporal) while serving with the Signals Regiment 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 absence of any Jubilee of Independence Meda (1947-1972) indicates that the recipient had taken his discharge immediately after the India-Pakistan War of 1971

medal mounted in the Indian Army court-style, in correct order of precedence. The reverse of the mounting bar complete with original long hinged pin and clasp fittings, and as-worn by the recipient

A scarce & desirable combination basis inclusion of the 'Indochina' service clasp

Tip on second point of Paschimi Star clipped

Condition: About GVF

Code: 23885