It is in theory possible, the QSJM is a bit weird though as I believe the were only given out to those who did something worthwhile not like the QGJM
What I find strange is the LSGC and DSO, to y knowledge DSOs have only ever been given to officers, even after John Majors reform, this means he did his time for LSGC (18 yrs looking at the era of the others) in the ranks, got commissioned and then did something in a command position, I am guessing during the Gulf War where, I am guessing, he got the Bronze Star
So we are looking for someone who joined up about 1970, did something in 77 (pos if he was Guards) did no Op tours till 82,, was commissioned by 90, did something in the Gulf that warranted both DSO and Bronze Star.
I would also like to point out that DSOs generally go to Field Officers rather then Capts And Subbies
Entirely possible but what a guy
MBE and MiD could of happened anywhere
oh BTW The Kuwaiti and Saudi medals should not be on the rack
This should be easy to track, not that many have got the Bronze Star