President's Medal for Shooting (Rhodesia)
The President's Medal for Shooting was a medal awarded in the Republic of Rhodesia to the Champion shot of the Rhodesian Security Forces. History. A total of 8 medals were won by personnel of the Rhodesian Security Forces, including Inspector D. Toddun, Station Sergeant G. James, and Field Reservist W. Tarr who was awarded a bar for a subsequent award. The official abbreviation of the medal was Pres MS, which was also its postnominal letters. Description. A silver, 36mm circular medal, the obverse of the medal depicts a kneeling pioneer rifleman, with  the words "The President's Medal". The obverse of the medal depicts .303 and FN rifles crossed over each other and a pioneer-era bandolier, encircled with the words "Champion Shot in the Rhodesian Security Forces". The ribbon also is given a clasp denoting the year the medal was awarded. A silver clasp was also awarded for subsequent awards. The ribbon consists of three equal vertical stripes of maroon, green, and blue.