Estonian military recognise British soldier 23.05.11

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A British soldier has become the first to receive the Estonian Meritorious Service Cross from the Estonian military. Lt Col Robbie Boyd was awarded the cross in recognition for all he offered while commanding Estonian soldiers as part of his Battlegroup around Nad-e Ali last Summer.



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