Conspicuous Gallantry Medal EIIRThe Conspicuous Gallantry Medal GV._The first world war saw the greatest number of CGMs awarded (110) and the only bar ever awarded to the CGM was awarded to Arthur Robert Blore who had been awarded the CGM in Gallipoli and his bar in France._ Along with the Edward VII issue, there have only been two awards of the CGM during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. CPO Diver Philip Hammond RN for services during the Gulf War of 1990 91, and the posthumous

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Minesweeping 1945-51

horses of Royal Ascot and the QE2

with the exception of the Boer War of 1899-1900

It was also awarded to volunteers older than 40 or younger than 16 after a minimum of 18 months of service

This - the first type issue - bears on the obverse a trophy of arms

UN Congo ONUC Full Size Medal

This miniature represents the second type of Imperial Service Medal EIIR

Although intended as primarily a civilian award it is more often awarded to Military personnel for actions where military decorations would not be appropriate

with rounded ends

unlicensed reproductions are not suitable for engraving

including civilian medical practitioners