Help identifying Medal Ribbon

[hen190782]

Good Morning

Captain Richard Thomas Nolan served in the ranks (Sergeant, 13142) before being commissioned on 4th September 1916 and died 22nd March 1920 (but not on CWGC) - OR service record and MIC have been located.

Can anyone advise the medal ribbon in this newspaper photograph:

Thanks

Nigel

[Will O'Brien]

Complete shot in the dark but the only ribbon I can see which vaguely matches is the Greek Medal of Military Merit. Nolan served with the Royal Dublin Fusiliers. The 6th Service Battalion was in Salonika 1915-1917, so if that was his unit (big if), it's a possible

[Old Owl]

R.T.N. was commissioned into the 8th R.D.F., however by Feb.1919 he is listed under the 6th Bn, so your theory could be correct?

Robert

[rksimpson]

Hi

MIC and officers service record on NA in this list-

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/SearchUI/s/res?_aq=richard+thomas+nolan&_ep=&_or1=&_or2=&_or3=&_nq1=&_nq2=&_nq3=&_sd=1914&_ed=1920&_col=0&_sw=ref&_cr1=wo&_cr2=&_cr3=&_ps=15&_ro=any&_rd=&_rsd=&_red=&_fr=&_st=adv

Officers record should list the medal.

regards

Robert

[hen190782]

Thanks guys ... pity the Officer service record has not been digitised