Clasp: "North West Frontier 1936-37"
To all officers and men, authorised public and private followers
and civilian personnel borne on the strength of a unit or formation
and to police and other civilian personnel who rendered full time
active service:—
(a) Between midnight 24th/25th November, 1936
and midnight 16th/17th January, 1937, within the geographical
limits:—
Barmansar Point 1760 (7870) to Mir Khan Khel (3669) to
cross road 5861, thence south-west to Soraragha Post (0703), thence
north-west to Razani (9437); to Lwarganarai (8945), thence west to
Sarrum (6646), thence north east to Barmansar ; and/or
(b) Between midnight 16th/17th January, 1937
and midnight 15th/16th December, 1937, within the geographical
limits :—
From the junction of the Indo-Afghan frontier and the tribal
boundary 12 miles west of Thal in Kurram eastward along the tribal
boundary but exclusive of Thal, thence south-eastward along the
tribal boundary to its junction with the boundary between Kohat and
Bannu Civil Districts (2348); thence south-eastwards along the civil
district boundary to its junction with the Punjab boundary (1001);
thence northward and eastward along the Punjab boundary where it
meets the river Indus (Mullawali); thence southward along the river
Indus, including Mari Indus, to the boundary between Dera Ismail
Khan and Dera Ghazi Khan civil districts (Mungar); thence westward
along this boundary to its junction with the Baluchistan and
North-West Frontier Province boundary (Chitarwata); thence northward
and westward along the inter-province boundary to its junction with
Indo-Afghan frontier 10 miles west of Gul Kach; thence northward
along the Frontier to its junction with the tribal boundary 12 miles
west of Thal in Kurram.
Clasp: "North West Frontier 1937-39"
To all officers and men, authorised public and private followers
and civilian personnel borne on the strength of a unit or formation
and to police and other civilian personnel who rendered full time
active service:—
(a) Between midnight 15th/16th December, 1937 and midnight
31st December, 1938 / 1st January, 1939; within the geographical
limits:—
From the junction of the Indo-Afghan frontier and the tribal
boundary 12 miles west of Thal in Kurram eastward along the tribal
boundary but exclusive of Thal; thence south-eastwards along the
tribal boundary to its junction with the boundary between Kohat and
Bannu Civil districts; thence south-eastwards along the civil
district boundary to its junction with the Punjab boundary; thence
northward and eastward along the Punjab boundary where it meets the
river Indus (Mullawali); thence southward along the river Indus,
including Mari Indus, to the boundary between Dera Ismail Khan and
Dera Ghazi Khan civil districts (Mungar); thence westward along this
boundary to its junction with the Baluchistan and North West
Frontier Province boundary (Chitarwata); thence northward and
westward along the inter-provincial boundary to its junction with
the Indo-Afghan frontier
10 miles west of Gul Kach; thence northward along the frontier to
its junction with the tribal boundary 12 miles west of Thal in Kurram; and/or
(b) Between midnight 15th/16th June, 1938 and midnight
1st/2nd November, 1938, within the geographical limits:—
That portion of the Kohat civil districts bounded by a line drawn
from but excluding Thal in Kurram eastward to and including Banda
Daud Shah; thence southward to junction of the inter-provincial
boundary (Punjab—North West Frontier Province) with the boundary
between the Bannu and Kohat civil districts.
(c) Between midnight 31st December, 1938 / 1st January,
1939 and midnight 31st December, 1939/ 1st January, 1940, within the
geographical limits:—
From the junction of the Indo-Afghan frontier and the tribal
boundary 12 miles west of Thal in Kurram eastward along the tribal
boundary to but exclusive of Thal in Kurram; thence eastward to and
inclusive of Banda Daud Shah; thence southward to the junction of
the inter-provincial boundary (Punjab—North West Frontier Province)
with the boundary between the Bannu and Kohat civil districts;
thence northward and eastward along the Punjab boundary to where it
meets the river Indus (Mullawali); thence southward along the river
Indus, to the boundary between the Dera Ismail Khan and Dera Ghazi
Khan civil districts (Mungar); thence westward along this boundary
to its junction with the Baluclistan and North West Frontier
Province boundary (Chitarwata); thence northward and westward along
the inter-provincial boundary Baluchistan and North West Frontier
Province to its junction with the Indo-Afghan frontier 10 miles west
of Gul Kach; thence northward along the frontier to its junction
with the tribal boundary 12 miles west of Thal in Kurram.
