George Medal Miniature Category_ Miniature World War II awards were made to foreign

awards were made to foreign nationals and in the main these were issued un-named

This example features the original style suspension as issued although many recipients changed them to ornate silver suspesnions

The award of the Afghanistan Clasp signifies service during a period of conflict or in a particulally dangerous area

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

George Medal Miniature Category_ Miniature World War II awards were made to foreignInstituted in 1940 for rewarding acts of outstanding gallantry deemed not suitable for the award of the George Cross. To date approximately 2000 medals have been awarded and 27 second award bars. Although the awards have been split fairly evenly across the Military and Civilians it is perhaps today more often awarded to Military Personnel, particularly Bomb Disposal, EOD work as well as intelligence work by special forces. The last award of a bar was