Service must not be counted toward any other medal
the Royal Naval Air Service and the Royal Flying Corps which were amalgamated into the new Royal Air Force towards the end of the war on 1 April 1918
served a minimum of one day with Bomber Command between September 3
while deployed on full-time duty in direct support of approved operations
The Gulf and Kuwait Medal recognizes the participation of CAF members deployed or in direct support of the operations against Iraq during the Gulf war
Canadian Memorial Cross (Silver Cross), GVI, Reproduction Size:MC, GVI, Antique Silver (Toned) Service must not be countedThe Memorial Cross (more often referred to as the Silver Cross) was first instituted by Order in Council 2374, dated December 1, 1919. It was awarded to mothers and widows (next of kin) of Canadian soldiers who died on active duty or whose death was consequently attributed to such duty. The crosses were sent automatically to mothers and wives who qualified, and could be worn by the recipients anytime, even though they were not themselves veterans. The
