Air Force Medal GVIThe Air Force Medal (AFM) GVI was awarded to non commissioned members of the Royal Air Force and other qualifying Commonwealth air forces in recognition of courage, exceptional skill and devotion to duty whilst flying on non operational service. Instituted in 1918 alongside the Air Force Cross, the Air Force Medal served as the equivalent decoration for non commissioned personnel, recognising acts of bravery and outstanding airmanship outside active

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and sacrifice of those who helped liberate Western Europe during the final and decisive phase of the Second World War

the Air Force Medal served as the equivalent decoration for non-commissioned personnel

and featured the older portrait of Queen Victoria until 1901 when Edward VII assumed the throne

in the air or at sea

The campaign became one of the most challenging and dangerous theatres of the war

The 1914 Star was issued to the British Expeditionary Force and their immediate reinforcements

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Awarded for service in operations in the Radfan area of South Arabia during the period 25th April

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including the Medal

The most accurate replica avaible and approved by the Waterloo 200 Committee