Air Force Cross GV Medal World War 2 Relevant to British and Commonwealth

Relevant to British and Commonwealth Second World War service

Historically

black and blue ribbon colours

he had earned his first GM in Iraq in 2006

Air Force Cross GV Medal World War 2 Relevant to British and CommonwealthThe Air Force Cross (GV) was instituted in 1918 by King George V and awarded to officers of the Royal Air Force and other air services for acts of courage, exemplary skill and devotion to duty whilst flying, but not in active operations against an enemy. Throughout much of its history, the Air Force Cross recognised outstanding achievement and gallantry during peacetime flying duties, training operations, testing, and other non combat aviation