Conspicuous Gallantry Medal Flying EIIRThe Conspicuous Gallantry Medal (Flying) EIIR._Possibly the rarest medal awarded during the reign of Queen Elizabeth, being awarded on only one occasion to Staff Sergeant J D Coughlan RAAF for his great gallantry while operating as a helicopter winch man during the Vietnam War in 1968. In 1993 the medal was replaced by the CGC in the honours review.

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

UN Afghanistan & Pakistan UNGOMAP UNDOF Full Size Medal

Personalised with casualty's name

It recognises the extraordinary courage

shall be eligible to receive the medal

Dark wood & Gold

Benevente Clasp Full Size Clasp

to recognise meritorious service by non-commissioned officers

We use real glass in our frames - not acrylic

NATO Non-Article 5 miniature̴Ì_Clasp Only

3 of their number winning the Victoria Cross:-

̴Ì_On 28 October 2011