General Service Medal LebanonThe General Service Medal with Lebanon Clasp was awarded for 30 days service between 7th February 1983 and 9th March 1984. The General Service Medal 1962 2007 is commonly known as the Campaign Service Medal 1962 as was awarded with a minimum of one campaign clasp (in the instance 'Lebanon') and it is believed that a maximum of six clasp have been awarded on one medal. Instituted in 1962 to replace the separate Naval GSM & RAF ARMY GSM, the General

completed with the recipient's name

Authentic ribbon colours representing the colours of the Union Flag — symbolising the unity of the British Commonwealth during wartime

represented by a silver rosette when wearing ribbons alone

was first issued in September 1916

Each medal is British made in the same factories that produced the original wartime medals

British manufactured

A silver bar ornamented by an eagle may be issued to AFC holders performing a further act of such gallantry which would have merited award of the AFC

Bust of Lord Kitchener made in British Gypsum Plaster

produced under licence to the MoD in the United Kingdom

Your accompanying Memorial Scroll can also include:

Officers of the Merchant Navy were also included from 1931

Authentic ribbon colours symbolising the tropical seas and the Allied forces who served in the Pacific campaign