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The UN Peacekeeping Operations Commemorative Medal, obverse of the military decoration

UN Peacekeeping Operations Commemorative Medal

The Red Cross Medal, with ‘Balkan 1912–1913’ clasp; the front of the clasp is from a 1912 decoration; government medal

Red Cross Medal, with ‘Balkan 1912–1913’ clasp

the Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, with the ‘ENDURING FREEDOM’ clasp, for peace operations in 2002

Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, ‘ENDURING FREEDOM’ clasp

the Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, EU OPERATIONS clasp, peace operations from 2005

Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, EU OPERATIONS clasp

the Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, EUFOR clasp, peace operations from 2005

Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, EUFOR clasp

the Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, EUMM clasp, peace operations from 2001

Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, EUMM clasp

the Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, with the clasp ‘NL SSR OPERATIONS’, for peace operations in 2008

Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, clasp: NL SSR OPERATIONS

the Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, with the inscription ‘OSCE OPERATIONS’, for peace operations in 2005

Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, OSCE OPERATIONS clasp

The Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, SFOR/EUFOR clasp, peace operations from 2005

Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, SFOR/EUFOR clasp

the Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, with the ‘UN OPERATIONS’ clasp, for peace operations in 2005

Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, UN OPERATIONS clasp

The Medal for the Capture of the Silver Fleet, 1629, obverse of a military decoration from 1629 bearing the inscription NON FERRO TANTVM HISPANVS, QVANTVM VALET AVRO AVRVM AVFER FERRO NON SVPERABIT IBER

Medal commemorating the capture of the Silver Fleet, 1629

The baton overview

These are set out clearly and in the correct order below. Please refer to the document below for a complete and structured overview.

The baton overview