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Indian Order of Merit, Sepoy Moneeram Jaisee, 66th Regiment Bengal Native Infantry, 1849-1876 (metal)
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Indian Order of Merit, Sepoy Moneeram Jaisee, 66th Regiment Bengal Native Infantry, 1849-1876 (metal)
5920551 Indian Order of Merit, Sepoy Moneeram Jaisee, 66th Regiment Bengal Native Infantry, 1849-1876 (metal) by British School, (19th century); National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: Indian Order of Merit badge of the 2nd Class, military division, awarded to Sepoy Moneeram Jaisee, 66th Regiment Bengal Native Infantry, 1849-1876.
The Indian Order of Merit was created on 1 May 1837 to reward Indian officers and enlisted men of the East India Companys armies and later the Indian Army who performed conspicuous acts of gallantry. The medal was originally introduced with three classes and recipients received the post nominal letters IOM.); © National Army Museum
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This print showcases the Indian Order of Merit, awarded to Sepoy Moneeram Jaisee from the 66th Regiment Bengal Native Infantry. Created in 1837, this prestigious medal was bestowed upon Indian officers and enlisted men who displayed remarkable acts of bravery while serving in the East India Company's armies and later the Indian Army. The image captures a beautifully crafted metal badge representing the second class of this esteemed order. Sepoy Moneeram Jaisee proudly wore this symbol on his uniform as recognition for his exceptional gallantry between 1849 and 1876. The sepia-toned photograph, taken by an anonymous British School artist during the 19th century, is now housed at London's National Army Museum. The intricate details of the badge are highlighted against a dark background, emphasizing its significance and historical value. It is fascinating to witness how different cultures honor their heroes through such distinguished awards. This particular image serves as a reminder of Sepoy Moneeram Jaisee's extraordinary courage and dedication to duty. His story undoubtedly resonates with countless others who have selflessly served their countries throughout history. As we admire this remarkable piece of art captured by Bridgeman Images' lens, let us reflect on the sacrifices made by individuals like Sepoy Moneeram Jaisee – unsung heroes whose valor deserves our utmost respect and admiration.
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