Distinguished Service Order Collection
The Distinguished Service Order (DSO
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The Distinguished Service Order (DSO) is one of the prestigious British military medals that has been awarded to individuals for their exceptional acts of bravery and service. This collection of captivating images showcases the valorous recipients who have earned this distinguished honor. In a color lithograph from around 1916, we see The Duke of Westminster proudly displaying his DSO medal. His noble stature exemplifies the courage and leadership that this award represents. Another lithograph depicts Major F R Burnham, famously known as "the Famous Scout, " who was recently decorated by the King himself. This black and white photograph captures his unwavering determination and commitment to duty. The Right Reverend R Brindle, also captured in a black and white photo, stands tall as he assumes his appointment to the See of Nottingham with his DSO badge prominently displayed, and is a testament to how this honor extends beyond military personnel, recognizing outstanding contributions across various fields. Squadron Leader Arthur Bigsworth's heroic act is depicted in a vivid color lithograph where he fearlessly attacks a German submarine off Ostend, Belgium in August 1915. This image serves as an inspiration for future generations to display such remarkable bravery in times of conflict. Captain Bell-Irving engages three enemy aeroplanes in another striking lithograph. His fearless pursuit demonstrates not only individual courage but also highlights the collective effort required during wartime operations. Flight-Sub-Lieutenant Ince's triumph over a German seaplane off the Belgian Coast is illustrated here - an extraordinary feat deserving recognition through the DSO medal. Such acts remind us of the immense risks taken by these brave men amidst hostile skies. A group photograph portrays officers from a regiment raised in India specifically for service in Uganda. Their unity reflects their shared purpose and dedication towards upholding peace and security within distant lands. Moving back into history, we glimpse scenes from The Second Boer War through evocative lithographs.