Gulf of Suez Clasp was awarded for 30 days service between 15th August and 15th October 1984

awarded for 30 days service between 7th February 1983 and 9th March 1984

the medal is displayed with an engraved Kings Cypher at the top and a title slot featuring the name and date of issue

The Albert Medal remained one of Britain's highest awards for civilian gallantry until 1971

Overseas non-operational in an area deemed to be closely threatened or subject to air attack -180 days

King Charles III Army Long Service & Good Conduct Miniature Medal CIIIR MATERIAL_SILK Gulf of Suez Clasp wasThe Charles III Army Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct was established in 1830. Prior to 1901, the front of the medal featured an emblem of weaponry with the Royal Arms in an oval shield at the centre, while the back displayed the words "For Long Service and Good Conduct". When King Edward VII ascended to the throne in 1901, his likeness replaced the emblem on the front of the medal. In 1930, the medal was renamed the Long Service and Good