South Atlantic Full Size Medal with RosetteThe South Atlantic Medal; awarded with distinguishing rosette for 1 days service in the Falkland Islands or their dependencies or in the South Atlantic, south of 35 degrees South and north of 60 degrees South, or for 1 operational sortie south of Ascension Island, between 2nd April and 14th June 1982.

Instituted in 1918 alongside the Air Force Cross

Personalised with casualty's name

The Iraq Op Telic Medal with 19 March - 28th April 2003 Bar

In the interest of international peace and security

Height - 13

Each piece is British made in the very same factories that manufactured the original wartime medals

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

exceptional skill and devotion to duty whilst flying on non-operational service

The miniature Military Cross awarded across all ranks of the RN

Nurses were awarded the medal without clasp regardless of whether their service would have qualified them for any

On 19th October 1919 the King announced the award of a clasp with the dates 5th Aug-22nd Nov 1914 to those that had actually served under fire between those dates

refer to the EIIR Dei Gratia and CIIIR versions for specifics