The War Medal 1939–1945 was awarded to all full-time personnel of the Armed Forces and Merchant Navy of the British Commonwealth who served during the Second World War

Authentic ribbon colours representing the colours of the Union Flag — symbolising the unity of the British Commonwealth during wartime

The General Service Medal 1962 - 2007 is commonly known as the Campaign Service Medal 1962 as was awarded with a minimum of one campaign clasp (in the instance 'South Vietnam') and it is believed that a maximum of six clasp have been awarded on one medal

No awards for gallantry have yet been made

awarded for 1 days service between 27th September 1945 and 30th June 1948

Accumulated Campaign Service Post 2011 Miniature Medal Version:CIIIR King Charles III The War Medal 1939–1945 wasThe Accumulated Campaign Service Medal or ACSM was awarded for accumulated campaign service totaling 720 days. This medal replaced the ACSM. Bars are awarded for each additional period of 720 days. The following medals count towards the award: CSM 1962 2007 with clasps Northern Ireland 14th August 1969 31st July 2007, Dhofar 1st October 1969 30th September 1976, Lebanon 7th February 1983 9th March 1984, Mine Clearance Gulf of Suez 15th August 1984