• ( Victoria Cross )
• India General Service Medal ( 1854 - 95 )
  • 1 clalsp:
  • "Pegu"
• ( Indian Mutiny Medal ( 1857 - 58 ) )
  • 2 clasps:
  • "Delhi" - "Relief of Lucknow"
• ( Army Long Service & Good Conduct Medal )

Patrick Green was serving with the 80th Regiment during the Burma campaign of March 1852 to June 1853 after which he was awarded the IGSM campaign medal and clasp. Later, Patrick Green transferred to the 75th Regiment with whom he earned his Victoria Cross on the 11th September 1857. His Victoria Cross was sold at a Sotheby's auction on the 30th May 1926 for £42. The location of the VC, Indian Mutiny Medal and Long Service & Good Conduct Medal is not known.

For the award of the Victoria Cross

[ London Gazette, 26 October 1858 ], Koodsia Bagh, Delhi, Indian Mutiny, Private Patrick Green, 75th Regiment.

For the Act of Bravery recorded in a General Order, issued by the Commander-in-Chief in India, of which the following is a copy.

"Head-Quarters, Allahabad, July 28, 1858 General Order.

The Commander-in-Chief in India is pleased to approve that the undermentioned Soldier be presented in the name of Her Most Gracious Majesty, with a Medal of the Victoria Cross, for valour and daring in the field, viz:

Private Patrick Green, Her Majesty's 75th Foot for having, on the 11th of September 1857, when the picquet at the Koodsia Baugh at Delhi was hotly pressed by a large body of the Enemy, successfully rescued a comrade, who had fallen wounded as a skirmisher".

Signed: C Campbell, General, Commander-in-Chief, East Indies

Patrick Green was invested with his Victoria Cross by CinC India, Sir Colin Campbell, at Allahabad, India, on the 28 July 1858.