Albert Medal (Bronze) – Gallantry in Saving Life on LandThe Albert Medal in Bronze for Gallantry in Saving Life on Land was awarded to individuals who displayed outstanding courage whilst attempting to save the lives of others in non maritime environments. Established by Queen Victoria in 1866 in memory of Prince Albert, the Albert Medal became one of the United Kingdom's foremost awards for civilian gallantry and life saving heroism. The Land Division recognised bravery during incidents such as fires,

Bearing the effigy of King George VI

This issue was originally intended to serve as a multi-purpose Omani GSM̴Ì_for service of at least six weeks

produced in the United Kingdom under approval from the Ministry of Defence

naval personnel

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Military cufflinks featuring the Royal Army Service Corps̴Ì_insignia

GSM's we awarded named with service details

Please tick the 'Engraving required' box above to add the engraving service at an additional cost of £12

The final award was made to Flight Sergeant Richard Hardeman of the Royal New Zealand Air Force and was announced in December 1993

This medal may not be worn by UK personnel

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