Albert Medal (Gold) – Gallantry in Saving Life on LandThe Albert Medal in Gold for Gallantry in Saving Life on Land was one of the United Kingdom's highest awards for civilian gallantry and life saving heroism. Instituted in 1866 by Queen Victoria following the death of Prince Albert, the medal was created to recognise acts of exceptional bravery undertaken to save the lives of others. The Gold Albert Medal represented the highest class of the award and was granted only in the most outstanding

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000) to commemorate the Dehli Durbar held in the King's honour

This medal has been authorised for wear by UK Service personnel and is to be worn immediately after the Ebola medal

and mine countermeasures in the Persian Gulf up to 28 February 1989

helmet and charging horses and soldiers going to war

Gulf of Aqaba

Official MoD licensed replica

Gulf 17th November 1986 - 28th February 1989

Subsequent awards are denoted by adding a bar to the ribbon

Awarded to all ranks of the fire service whether full or part-time for 20 years exemplary service

It could not be awarded without a clasp

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