Granted in 1917 and often called the Mons Star it was awarded to all who actually served in France or Belgium on the establishment of a unit between 5th August 1914 and midnight on 22-23 November 1914

The badge was intended to be worn in civilian clothes

King George V authorised the issue of the Memorial Plaque to commemorate members of the British and Commonwealth forces who died as a result of the conflict

Awarded for accumulated service of 30 days or more

30 days' service in ships operating in inland waters or off the Vietnamese coast OR 1 day in the service of a land unit OR 1 operational sortie OR 30 days' service on an official visit

GSM Radfan Clasp Campaign_Northern Ireland Granted in 1917 and oftenAwarded for service in operations in the Radfan area of South Arabia during the period 25th April, to the 31st July, 1964, both dates inclusive. Eligible personnel; Officers and other ranks of the United Kingdom Land Forces who had 14 days or more continuous service in the operational area and were on the posted or attached strength of any unit serving in the South Arabian Federation. Personnel of the Federal Forces of South Arabia under the same