Kings Badge For Loyal Service Category_Gallantry 2nd Awards the North Atlantic Council took

the North Atlantic Council took the formal decision to end the operation at 2359 on the 31 October 2011

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

The equivalent award for the other ranks for acts of gallantry in the air on non active operations was the Air Force Medal (AFM)

and to civilians working either for Her Majesty's Government or NGOs in support of the British Government's response to the Ebola crisis that began in 2014

the names of all recipients have however been published in the London Gazette

Kings Badge For Loyal Service Category_Gallantry 2nd Awards the North Atlantic Council tookWWII Badge for Loyal Service (Replica) The Badge for Loyal Service was awarded during the Second World War to members of the British Armed Forces who had been honourably discharged after loyal and efficient service. Often referred to as the Kings Badge, it was worn proudly by those who could no longer serve due to wounds, illness, or age, as a visible symbol of their dedication to their country. This is an officially licensed replica, British made