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the dissolution of the Monasteries and the legal union of England and Wales
Atlantic Star Medal (Replica)
always issued with the Queen's medal and usually issued with the two date bars
Around the edge appears the inscription:
Although intended as primarily a civilian award it is more often awarded to Military personnel for actions where military decorations would not be appropriate
1914 Star Campaign_Navy GSM 1915-64 the dissolution of the MonasteriesThe 1914 Star World War 1 Campaign Medal. Granted in 1917 and often called the Mons Star it was awarded to all who actually served in France or Belgium on the establishment of a unit between 5th August 1914 and midnight on 22 23 November 1914. Members of the RM, RN, RNR or RNVR who served ashore qualified but not those serving afloat. On 19th October 1919 the King announced the award of a clasp with the dates 5th Aug 22nd Nov 1914 to those that had
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