Territorial Force War Medal 1914–1919 Miniature police medals Awarded for 25 days service

Awarded for 25 days service between 14 June & 10 September 2003 in the Democratic Republic of Congo

The Air Force Cross GVI is a British gallantry decoration awarded during the reign of King George VI for courage

The North West Frontier 1908 clasp was the first issued and the only one initially with the Edward VII bust

It was later made available to equivalent ranks in the RN and Army for acts of valour in the air

RAF gallantry decoration

Territorial Force War Medal 1914–1919 Miniature police medals Awarded for 25 days serviceThe Territorial Force War Medal 19141919 Miniature is a reproduction of the rarest of the five principal British First World War campaign medals. Instituted in April 1920, the medal recognised members of the Territorial Force and Territorial Force Nursing Service who volunteered for overseas service at the beginning of the First World War and subsequently served outside the United Kingdom. To qualify, a recipient generally had to: Be serving with the