EFFICIENCY DECORATION 1952-69Territorial Decoration awarded with the green ribbon with central yellow stripe until 1982 when it was combined into a single Decoration emcompassing the AER and T&AVR, the ribbon was then standardised to half blue half green with a central yellow stripe. This can also be awarded with the HAC ribbon to members of the HAC who qualify for the award.

a gallantry emblem of crossed oakleaves was established to be worn on all grades of the Order of the British Empire

Additional awards of the Air Force Medal were recognised by the award of a bar attached to the ribbon

produced in the United Kingdom under approval from the Ministry of Defence

26 clasps were awarded but a maximum of nine (plus the two date bars) were awarded to the Army and eight to the Navy

King George VI issue

The 1914 Star was issued to the British Expeditionary Force and their immediate reinforcements

Awarded for 30 days continuous service in operations in South Arabia from 1st August

This medal is of the highest quality and indistiguishable from the original save for the small word copy on the reverse in line with the MoD license authorising us to manufacture this medal

and sacrifice of those who faced constant danger in the skies between 3 September 1939 and 5 June 1944

Awards are only made after a thorough check of a soldier's record of service

The Accumulated Campaign Service Medal or ACSMÌÎ_

1967 (inclusive)