Mentioned in Despatches Silver - For Ribbon Bars
Silver coloured metal oakleaf, signifies a Mentioned in Despatches, MiD. This version is for Ribbon (only) Bars since 1993.
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Description
Awarded in Britain since 1993, the decoration is a single silver oak leaf. The decoration is pinned or sewn on to the appropriate campaign medal ribbon on a ribbon bar. If no campaign medal is awarded, the oak leaf is worn on the left breast of dress uniform.
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