Naval GSM GVI Bomb & Mine ClearanceThe Naval General Service Medal. It was possible to be awarded the Naval GSM George VI with 7 first clasps: Palestine 1936 1939, S. E. Asia 1945 46, Minesweeping 1945 51, Palestine 1945 48, Bomb & Mine Clearance 1945 53,Malaya and Yangtze, Malaya and Yangtze.

This medal is supplied as originally awarded with a loose ribbon

Awarded for 1 days service between 8th and 23rd December 1962

completed with the recipient's name

It is at a level below the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross and is at the equivalent level to the Distinguished Service Cross (for exemplary gallantry at sea) and the Distinguished Flying Cross (for exemplary gallantry in the air)

The General Service Medal 1962 - 2007 is commonly known as the Campaign Service Medal 1962 as was awarded with a minimum of one campaign clasp (in the instance 'Air Operations Iraq') and it is believed that a maximum of six clasp have been awarded on one medal

entitled the Medal of The Order of The British Empire

Shropshire

similarly to the DSC

widely known as the Death Penny

sweepers and drivers

Authentic ribbon colours symbolising the jungles and hardships of the Burma campaign

Bust of Oliver Cromwell made in British Gypsum Plaster