Queens Gallantry Medal EIIR Category_Gallant & Distinguished Conduct Rosettes and emblems are generally

Rosettes and emblems are generally worn on ribbon bars to denote subsequent awards for long service

90 days aggregate service or 6 operational sorties between 16th July 1991 and 30th April 2003

The official award - the only award to be issued for the 38 year operation - is a 'general service' medal with an added clasp

Also known as the Belgian War Cross or Oorlogskruis

Create a lasting tribute to a relative who lost their life as a result of First World War service with this personalised

Queens Gallantry Medal EIIR Category_Gallant & Distinguished Conduct Rosettes and emblems are generallyInstituted on 20th June 1974 to reward acts of exemplary bravery. Although intended as primarily a civilian award it is more often awarded to Military personnel for actions where military decorations would not be appropriate. Awards of the gallantry emblem to the Order of the British Empire were ceased at this time with the intention that such acts would be rewarded with the QGM. To date just over 1000 awards have been made together with 18 bars.