Distinguished Service Cross EIIR OBE/MBE It recognises the vital contribution

It recognises the vital contribution of those who worked tirelessly to protect their nations between 3 September 1939 and 8 May 1945 (Europe) and up to 2 September 1945 (the Far East)

90 days aggregate service or 6 operational sorties between 16th July 1991 and 30th April 2003

The 'DFC' is issued unnamed however WW2 issues were engraved with the year of issue on the lower limb of the cross

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he had earned his first GM in Iraq in 2006

Distinguished Service Cross EIIR OBE/MBE It recognises the vital contributionThe Distinguished Service Cross or DSC was originally known as the Conspicuous Service Cross (renamed in 1914) and was awarded across all ranks of the Royal Navy. Army and RAF Officers serving aboard navel vessels were included from 1940. Officers of the Merchant Navy were also included from 1931. The lower limb of the medal is engraved with the year of issue and subsequent awards are denoted by adding a 2nd award bar to the ribbon. Since 1984 this