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I am at present doing an exercise on the NZ troops during World War Two and
have come across an abbreviation that I don't know Can someone help

The abbreviation is m.i.d.

Thanks for any help

Kevin Cosgrove

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> I am at present doing an exercise on the NZ troops during World War Two and
> have come across an abbreviation that I don't know Can someone help
>
> The abbreviation is m.i.d.
>
> Thanks for any help
>
> Kevin Cosgrove
>
>
mentioned in dispatches

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> wrote:
>
>> I am at present doing an exercise on the NZ troops during World War
>> Two and have come across an abbreviation that I don't know Can
>> someone help
>>
>> The abbreviation is m.i.d.
>>
>> Thanks for any help
>>
>> Kevin Cosgrove
>>
>>
> mentioned in dispatches

I knew that. (For some obscure reason, war isn't my thing, either at the
movies or historically).
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~misfit~

On Thu, 30 Jun 2005 13:46:37 +1200, <> wrote:

>I am at present doing an exercise on the NZ troops during World War Two and
>have come across an abbreviation that I don't know Can someone help
>
>The abbreviation is m.i.d.
>
>Thanks for any help
>
Mention in Dispatches.

Next down from a medal.

Gets a little oak leaf to stick on the campaign ribbon (I think).

An ex-room mate of mine got one in Korea. He was a bit of a
nut-case and I always said he was in for rapid promotion or an
early death, but I got out before I found out which it was.

--

Brian Dooley

Wellington New Zealand