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Awarded to officers of the Territorial & Army Volunteer Reserve between 1969 and 1982

The second of two types awarded under George V awarded form 1931

all awards to UK troops were awarded with impressed naming although some awards made for the Far East were engraved locally

Medals that are issued named ('named' being the term used for engraving) have details diamond engraved on the reverse̴ to MoD standard

The award of the Afghanistan Clasp signifies service during a period of conflict or in a particularly dangerous area

The qualifying period was 15 years

Traditionally die struck

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These can be worn individually or mounted/sewn as a group on a single pin or piece of buckram

service or unit

The Air Force Cross GV is a gallantry award instituted by King George V in 1918 and awarded for courage and devotion to duty whilst flying on non-operational service

Authentic ribbon colours representing the national colours of Great Britain