Dunkirk MedalThe Dunkirk medal was created by the town of Dunkirk to commemorate the defence of the area during the retreat of the British Expeditionary Force, with the applications and distribution being administered by the French Dunkirk Veterans Association. Initially awarded only to the French defenders of the Dunkirk pocket, numbering about 30,000. In 1970 the qualification for the award was expanded to include most of the British who served in the Dunkirk

or supporting the NATO Training Implementation Mission - Iraq (NTIM-I) and the NATO Training Mission - Iraq (NTM-I)

British made under the authority of the Ministry of Defence

historians and family researchers today

the Maltese cross from the Jew of Malta and quill and ink

Supplied complete with ribbon

which is awarded for the same degree of gallantry on land or at sea

ensuring complete authenticity and exceptional craftsmanship

Is the Memorial Scroll included

sweepers and drivers

aviation memorabilia and British military medals

Th ribbon has equal bands of red

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