Probably the single most important medal in British medallic history

The General Service Medal with Lebanon Clasp was awarded for 30 days service between 7th February 1983 and 9th March 1984

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Authentic ribbon colours representing the Royal and Merchant Navies

The King George VI issue remains one of the most historically significant versions of the decoration due to its association with the Second World War and the rapid expansion of military aviation during the period

Air Force Medal GVI Emergency Services Long Service Probably the single most importantThe Air Force Medal (AFM) GVI was awarded to non commissioned members of the Royal Air Force and other qualifying Commonwealth air forces in recognition of courage, exceptional skill and devotion to duty whilst flying on non operational service. Instituted in 1918 alongside the Air Force Cross, the Air Force Medal served as the equivalent decoration for non commissioned personnel, recognising acts of bravery and outstanding airmanship outside active