Civilian, Humanitarian & Reconstruction Service

The qualifying period for the medal is 12 years, with clasps awarded for further 8 years and from 1st April 1999, 6 years service. Up to 3 addition...

The Cadet Forces Medal is awarded to recognise long and efficient service by Commissioned Officers and non commissioned adult instructors of the UK...

Instituted by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, this medal is awarded to personnel who are working for the FCO either as direct civil service st...

Introducing the Commemorative Humanitarian Service Medal, available to Military personnel and civilians to mark humanitarian service. Whether in se...

The Iraq Reconstruction Service Medal was instituted January 2007 and awarded for 40 days continuous service or aggregate service of 40 days in a c...

Instituted by the Foreign & Commonwealth Office, this medal is awarded to personnel who are working for the FCO either as direct civil servic...

Instituted January 2007 and awarded for 40 days continuous service or aggregate service of 40 days in a calendar year for a minimum of 48 hours.̴Ì...

Instituted in 2015 in recognition of service by civilian and military personnel involved in the response to the Ebola crisis in West Africa. This i...

The Ebola Medal is being issued for Service in West Africa to the Armed Forces, and to civilians working either for Her Majesty's Government or NGO...

The King Charles III Cadet Forces Miniature Medal is awarded after a 12-year qualifying period, with the possibility of clasps for an additional 8 ...

The Northern Ireland Home Service Medal (miniature) was instituted 1st July 1992 and awarded to part time members of the Ulster Defence Regiment/R...

The Civil Defence Long Service Medal wasí«ÌÎ_Instituted in 1961 and awarded for 15 years service in various Civil Defence organisations.