In 1929 Baillie-Stewart was posted to the Seaforth 's second battalion in India . In 1930 he saw active service on the North West Frontier where he was reprimanded by his company commander for removing a native banner from an Afridi tribal graveyard , which aggravated tensions with local tribesmen . He later replaced the banner on the orders of a senior officer . While a campaign medal was authorised for this campaign , Baillie-Stewart did not receive it . The roll of recipients compiled in September 1933 , after his conviction , noted against his name " No medal , forfeited . Cashiered " . He returned to England in early 1931 , having applied for transfer to the Royal Army Service Corps
campaign medal
India General Service Medal (1909)
Norman Baillie-Stewart