Air Force Cross GVI Medal Category_Campaign Medals CSM 1962-2007 with clasps Northern

CSM 1962-2007 with clasps Northern Ireland 14th August 1969 - 31st July 2007

The reverse bears the inscription “THE GREAT WAR FOR CIVILISATION 1914–1919” within a laurel wreath

Represents qualifying service in France or Belgium during 1914

For this bust we have included all things reminiscent of World War Two including a gas mask

This particular replica covers the period 1916-1930 and is die struck in the manner of the original

Air Force Cross GVI Medal Category_Campaign Medals CSM 1962-2007 with clasps NorthernThe Air Force Cross (GVI) was awarded to officers of the Royal Air Force and other qualifying air services for acts of courage, exceptional skill and devotion to duty whilst flying, where the service did not involve active operations against the enemy. Bearing the effigy of King George VI, this version of the Air Force Cross was awarded during his reign and forms an important part of British military aviation history. The decoration recognised