Khedive's Sudan Medal 1896-1908The Khedive's Sudan Medal 1896 1908, instituted in 1897 by the Khedive of Egypt to be given to all those who took part in the reconquest of Dongola province in the Sudan 1896 98 as well as subsequent operations in the southern provinces. Crews of the Royal Naval ships HMS Melita and HMS Scout received this medal without clasps for the Dongola operations but were not awarded the Queens Sudan Medal. The most commonly seen clasps are the Atbara and

here a a couple of normal examples:

Dhofar 1st October 1969 - 30th September 1976

Bars were awarded for further 15 years service

This type of DCM was awarded until 1930 when it was replaced by the crowned head issue of GV

The Distinguished Service Order (DSO) is a military decoration of the United Kingdom

decorations

active wartime service counting double

No bars were awarded to the CGM during the reign of King George VI

or in direct support of operations conducted by NATO in the Former Yugoslavia

we use real glass in all of our frames and not acrylic

This medal is supplied on a loose ribbon as originally awarded

accompanied by a lion symbolising British strength and victory