An assessment of the qualification criteria for the Accumulated Campaign Service Medal (ACSM) 1994 and 2011 A formal review of the Accumulated Campaign Service Medal policy and qualification criteria has been carried out to clarify how time on operations contributes...
The King's Gallantry Medal, also known as the KGM, was established on June 20th, 1974 to recognise exceptional acts of bravery. While originally meant as a civilian honour, it is frequently granted to members of the military for displaying courage...
Engraving for Police Service medals is as follows: The King's & Queen’s Police Medal: The recipient's name, rank, and force are engraved on the rim of the medal. Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal: The recipient's name and rank are engraved...
Military medals symbolise the remarkable acts of courage, commitment, and self-sacrifice of our nation's servicemen and women. These cherished tokens of honour and recognition carry great emotional weight and historical significance, making the proper display and wearing of these...
Introduction: Preserving and displaying military medals is an important way to honor and commemorate the sacrifices and achievements made by service members. Whether you have earned these prestigious awards yourself or inherited them as family heirlooms, military medals are...
British military medals are renowned for their intricate designs, diverse criteria, and a long-standing tradition of honouring courage, dedication, and sacrifices made by servicemen and women. These prestigious awards not only commemorate the extraordinary achievements of individuals but...
British military medals are a rich aspect of our nation's heritage, symbolising the courage, honour, and sacrifice of service members from generations past and present. However, these historical and emblematic items can be a source of confusion for collectors, families,...
The government have unveiled the design of the Nuclear Test Medal. The medal has. be established to recognise military, civilian, and overseas staff and personnel who participated in Britain’s nuclear testing programme in the 1950s and 60s. Prime Minister, Rishi...
