Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service Medal (George V)
The Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service Medal (George V) was instituted in 1919 to recognise long and faithful service within the Royal Fleet Reserve.
Awarded for 15 years’ qualifying service, the medal acknowledged the commitment of personnel who remained available for naval service after completing their regular Royal Navy engagement.
This George V issue features the effigy of King George V on the obverse and a naval scene on the reverse, making it a distinctive and collectable Royal Navy long service award.
This high-quality replica is ideal for collectors, family historians, display purposes, replacement medal groups and naval medal mounting.
Key Features
- Royal Fleet Reserve Medal
- George V issue
- Instituted in 1919
- Awarded for 15 years’ service
- Full size medal
- Correct ribbon colours
- High-quality finish
- Ideal for collectors and display
- Suitable for medal mounting
Eligibility
Awarded to members of the Royal Fleet Reserve who completed 15 years of qualifying service.
Historical Background
The Royal Fleet Reserve allowed experienced Royal Navy personnel to remain available for service after leaving regular naval employment. The medal recognised continued commitment, readiness and loyal service to the Crown.
FAQs
What was the Royal Fleet Reserve Medal awarded for?
It was awarded for 15 years’ qualifying service in the Royal Fleet Reserve.
When was the medal instituted?
The medal was instituted in 1919.
Is this the George V version?
Yes, this listing is for the George V issue.
Is this an original medal?
No. This is a high-quality replica for collecting, display and replacement purposes.