Tirah ClaspThe Tirah Campaign, often referred to in contemporary British accounts as the Tirah Expedition, was an Indian frontier war in 18971898. Tirah is a mountainous tract of country. The Tirah_full size medal clasp awarded for service during the Tirah Campaign

The qualifying periods are those individuals who served thirty days continuous or accumulated service as part of an element of the Standing Naval Force (SNF) operating in the international waters of the Mediterranean Sea and in the air space above it commencing the 26 October 2001 and terminating at date to be determined

and the Former Republic of Macedonia

occasionally seen in British Groups

The qualifying period for the Malay Peninsula Clasp was 30 days' service in the Malaysian Peninsula-Singapore area between 17 August 1964 and 11 August 1966

For this bust we have included Buckingham Palace with the guard

the WRNS and RAF personnel serving aboard ships

Produced in the same historic factories responsible for many original British campaign medals

exemplary skill and devotion to duty whilst flying

awarded for 30 days service between 16th October 1951 and 19th October 1954

An MBE is also awarded for local ÌÎÌÒhands-oní´ service which stands out as an example to other people

̴Ì_This is the 2nd type OBE awarded from 1936 and is awarded to the present date

Includes reproduction Memorial Scroll