Kuwait Liberation Bronze MedalThe Kuwait Liberation (bronze) medal was awarded by the government of Kuwait. This version is the 4th or lowest grade (of 5; Excellent, 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th). British service personnel were granted permission to accept, but not to wear the medal. If you are wishing to mount the medal, we would recommend mounting it separate form your British awards and worn below.

As one of history's most controverisial figures he has been referred to as both military dictator and hero of liberty

Malaya and

Clasp - Albuhera

The Memorial Plaque was issued to the next of kin of British and Commonwealth personnel who died during the First World War

OP PRESIDIUM - 45 days continuous or 60 days accumulated from 10th February 2010

Also any multinational campaign medals approved since 1st April 2000

Medal frame for 1 medal and inscription

7 bronze) elected not to exchange their medals

Isambard Kingdom Brunel remains the most famous engineer in history

For award of the NATO Medal for FYROM

This was authorised under Army Order 361

Recipients were often recognised for heroism during fires