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The bar to signify a second award was authorised in 1916 and a rosette is worn on the ribbon when ribbons alone are worn to denote the bar
Includes ALTHEA Clasp
Recognised acts of courage and self-sacrifice
Royal Army Ordnance Corps (old pattern) Polyester Tie
Personnel eligible for the award of the NATO Africa medal are those who are members of units or staffs taking part in
Bust of Aphrodite Clasps & Rosettes The bar to signify aDaughter of Zeus and Dione. Zeus married her to the ugly Hephaestus, to stop the god's rivalry over her beauty. Aphrodite had many lovers including Ares and Adonis. She played a role in the Eros legend and many lesser beings were said to be her children. The Bust This bust take inspiration from both the marble statues of Aphrodite housed in the Met Museum and the Getty Museum. Both are dated around 200 250BC. Around the Base For this bust we have
