Delhi Durbar 1911 MedalThe_Delhi Durbar 1911 Medal was awarded in Gold (300 medals) and Silver (30,000) to commemorate the Dehli Durbar held in the King's honour. The inscription on the reverse is Farsi reads "The Durbar of George V, Emperor of India, Master of the British Lands". This superb die struck medal with swivel suspension represents the silver version of the Dehli Durbar medal.

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

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)

Made in Britain using original wartime methods

the General Service Medal 1962-2007 was awarded to recognise service in minor campaigns that fell short of full scale war

In 1921 the ribbon of the CGM was changed to have a broad central white stripe with dark blue edges

one of white in the centre and two of UN blue at either end

and CANDAHAR

not necessarily continuous

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Awarded for service in or related to operations in Iraq from 20th January 2003