Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service Medal (George V) Category_ Miniature Gallant & Distinguished Conduct engaged in operations conducted by

engaged in operations conducted by NATO in the Mediterranean Sea

naval personnel

The Dunkirk medal was created by the town of Dunkirk to commemorate the defence of the area during the retreat of the British Expeditionary Force

living recipients were invited to exchange their Albert Medal for the George Cross following reforms to the British honours system

The most recent recipient of the VC is Lance Corporal Ashworth

Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service Medal (George V) Category_ Miniature Gallant & Distinguished Conduct engaged in operations conducted byThe Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service Medal (George V) was instituted in 1919 to recognise long and faithful service within the Royal Fleet Reserve. Awarded for 15 years qualifying service, the medal acknowledged the commitment of personnel who remained available for naval service after completing their regular Royal Navy engagement. This George V issue features the effigy of King George V on the obverse and a naval scene on the reverse, making it a