Vietnamese Campaign Star ww1 The Maltese crosses are worn

The Maltese crosses are worn from a ribbon passing through a large gold ring linked to the ring attached to the top of the crown (between the top two points of the star)

The Commendation for Gallantry was introduced in 1991 and awarded for acts of gallantry in action which are considered worthy of recognition

UNTAC’s mandate covered several crucial areas

Ideal protection for your medals and badges

*The replica we have available comes fitted with the clasp '16 JAN TO 28 FEB 1991'

Vietnamese Campaign Star ww1 The Maltese crosses are wornThe Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal or RVN Star as it is commonly referred to was issued by the Government of the Republic of Vietnam for service in the prescribed area of operations in Vietnam during the period commencing on 31 July 1962 and ending on 27 January 1973 for Australian personnel. To be eligible for the medal a person must have completed a minimum period of 181 days, either continuous or aggregated, unless: killed on active service