British general service medal (Queen Elizabeth II type), with South Arabia clasp

British general service medal (Queen Elizabeth II type), with South Arabia clasp.

This campaign is related to the Radfan Campaign, because both were Egyptian-inspired attempts to end the British presence in Aden and end the embryonic Federation of South Arabia. This 3-year long campaign saw numerous terrorist attacks on both civilian and military targets. In both Rafan and Aden, the British Army suffered 90 personnel killed and 510 wounded. The qualifying period was 30 days service in the Federation of South Arabia between 1 August 1964 and 30 November 1967

Post Office option is not recommended, but if selected, parcels will be sent when Post Office is operational again.