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the Africa Star honours those who served with courage and resilience in one of WWII’s most iconic campaigns
the ribbon was then standardised to half blue half green with a central yellow stripe
These photos were taken at the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol
making the Edward Medal one of rarest British gallantry awards
unlike many others found on the market today
Conspicuous Gallantry Medal Flying GVI Campaign_Afghanistan the Africa Star honours thoseThe Conspicuous Gallantry Medal (Flying) GVI, founded in 1943 to recognise gallantry at level two for airmen who prior to its institution had no award between the DFM and the VC. 110 awards of this issue were made. The medal itself is exactly identical to the Navy version but is suspended by its own ribbon where the centre broad stripe is sky blue. Although a provision was made for the award of a bar to the CGM (Flying) no such award was ever made
