Efficiency Decoration (ED) EIIR
$12.25 - $140.00
The Efficiency Decoration (ED) was introduced in 1930 to recognise long and efficient service by officers of the Militia, Volunteer, and Territorial Army units in the United Kingdom and Commonwealth. The George VI version was issued from 1937 to 1952, featuring the King’s Royal Cypher on the obverse.
Awarded to commissioned officers who completed a minimum of 12 years of efficient service in the part-time military forces. War service counted as double towards the qualifying period. Clasps could be awarded for each additional six years of qualifying service.
The decoration features an oval gilt metal and silver wreath of oak leaves surmounted by the Royal Crown. At the centre is the intertwined Royal Cypher of King George VI (GRI). The medal is suspended from a bar bearing the word AUSTRALIA for Australian recipients.
The ribbon is dark green with a central gold stripe, symbolising the service and dedication of part-time military officers.
SPECIFICATIONS:MagnaRack® is a revolutionary magnetic system designed to make medal and ribbon mounting easier, faster, and more secure. Whether you're in the military, a veteran, part of an emergency service, or proudly wearing a loved one's medals, MagnaRack eliminates the hassle of traditional pins that damage uniforms. The system is incredibly easy to use, perfect for those with limited dexterity, and ideal for elderly users who find small pins difficult to handle.
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