Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal - Miniature Style of Wear:Not Mounted - Supplied Loose with Ribbon SOUTH SUDAN [Service with UNMISS]

SOUTH SUDAN [Service with UNMISS]

This Order was formed in 1917 by King George V to reward service to the British Empire in the United Kingdom and abroad

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Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal - Miniature Style of Wear:Not Mounted - Supplied Loose with Ribbon SOUTH SUDAN [Service with UNMISS]Description Eligibility Criteria Mounting Options This is where we enter the medal particulars. The Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal was instituted on 18 May 1899 and awarded for 20 years service in the ranks of the colonial auxiliary forces. Service in West Africa counted double. It was superseded in 1930 by the Efficiency Medal with the appropriate colonial or dominion bar. There are generally four things to take into account when