India General Service Medal Miniature 1908-1935Instituted 1st January 1909 and awarded for service in minor campaigns in India before and after WWI. The North West Frontier 1908 clasp was the first issued and the only one initially with the Edward VII bust. 9 Distinguished Conduct Medals (DCM) were awarded bravery during the expeditions covered by this clasp. This medal is supplied without clasp which can be purchased separately.

Each medal is British made in the same factories that produced the originals during WWII

Should the qualifying period be cut short due to injury or death

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the General Service Medal 1962-2007 was awarded to recognise service in minor campaigns that fell short of full scale war

The Arctic Star was awarded for operational service north of the Arctic Circle between 3 September 1939 and 8 May 1945

Overseas non-operational - 360 days

with rounded ends

or as a replacement for a lost original

Key Features:

Court Mounting originates from the reign of Queen Victoria

It is typically awarded to officers ranked Major (or its equivalent) or higher

the names of all recipients have however been published in the London Gazette