The National Army Museum's Accession number for this plaque is NAM 1998-10-114-1. (Items held by the National Army Museum are sometimes placed on temporary display at various sites, including the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst. Anyone wishing to know the precise current location of this particular memorial is therefore advised to contact the National Army Museum, quoting their reference, to ascertain exactly where it is).

Information re the setting up of the Frontier Force Chapel within St Luke's Church in Chelsea in 1951, and the subsequent donation of most of those memorials to the National Army Museum in 1998, can be found at https://jullundurassociation.org/punjab-frontier-force/

A photograph of the plaque, and information re the relevant event and the original location of the plaque, can be found at https://collection.nam.ac.uk/detail.php?q=searchType=simple&resultsDisplay=list&simpleText=afghanistan&pos=14&total=732&acc=1998-10-114-1 (This includes the information that: "After the Partition of India in August 1947 the Frontier Force units were divided between the Indian and Pakistan Armies. It was then decided that the memorials to the Punjab Frontier Force, the 'Piffers', erected in the garrison churches should be relocated to England, and in 1951 they were installed in the Parish Church of St Luke's, Chelsea".)