Military Medal – George V Uncrowned Head Miniature 1916–1930 Collection_Generals & Soldiers eligibility for the Air Force
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
eligibility for the Air Force Cross was extended across all ranks of the Royal Air Force
Miniature reproduction medal
and other non-combat aviation activities
two of whom he beheaded
the Air Force Cross was awarded to officers of the Royal Air Force and other qualifying air services for exemplary conduct and gallantry whilst flying outside combat operations
Military Medal – George V Uncrowned Head Miniature 1916–1930 Collection_Generals & Soldiers eligibility for the Air ForceThe Military Medal George V Uncrowned Head Miniature is a die struck reproduction of the first type of this distinguished British gallantry award, used between 1916 and 1930. The Military Medal was instituted on 25 March 1916 to recognise acts of bravery in battle by non commissioned officers and other ranks. Eligibility was applied retrospectively to qualifying acts performed from the outbreak of the First World War in 1914. Originally restricted to