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General Service Medal 2008 (King Charles III) – Global Operations Clasp RAF Long Service Insitutued in 1854 this medal

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General Service Medal 2008 (King Charles III) – Global Operations Clasp RAF Long Service Insitutued in 1854 this medal Insitutued in 1854 this medal continued with the same young head of Queen Victoria on the obverse for 41 years Please clearly state any badge & text (in required) the the field provided As further information regarding the award criteria and operational eligibility for this clasp becomes available the GSM 2008 uses clasps to identify the qualifying operation or theatre of service

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