South Atlantic Full Size Medal with RosetteThe South Atlantic Medal; awarded with distinguishing rosette for 1 days service in the Falkland Islands or their dependencies or in the South Atlantic, south of 35 degrees South and north of 60 degrees South, or for 1 operational sortie south of Ascension Island, between 2nd April and 14th June 1982.

Service after 19th March 2003

The 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

High-quality die-struck metal construction for accurate detailing and durability

Awarded to members of the Kuwait Liason Team in Kuwait on 2nd August 1990

The VC is made from the bronze of Russian guns captured at Sebastopol

The term 'Swing Mount' refers to the fact that the medals will swing freely when being worn

The Distinguished Service Cross or DSC was originally known as the Conspicuous Service Cross (renamed in 1914) and was awarded across all ranks of the Royal Navy

Awarded between 1930 and 1937 this is the rarest of the series of the Military Medal types

The GVI issue of this medal was awarded unnamed

the Air Force Cross was awarded to officers and certain ranks serving in the Royal Air Force and associated air services

A bar for an additional period of 15 years was instituted by George V

when it was updated