King Charles III Accumulated Campaign Service Post 2011 Miniature Medal

The King Charles III Accumulated Campaign Service Medal or ACSM was awarded for accumulated campaign service totalling 720 days. This medal replaced the ACSM. Bars are awarded for each additional period of 720 days. A valuable medal awarded for accumulated campaign service totaling 720 days, the King Charles III Accumulated Campaign Service Medal offers extensive recognition for honorable military service. With its replacement of the ACSM, this prestigious medal is worn with pride by those who have served a total of 720 days or more.

The following medals count towards the award:-

CSM 1962-2007 with clasps Northern Ireland 14th August 1969 - 31st July 2007, Dhofar 1st October 1969 - 30th September 1976, Lebanon 7th February 1983 - 9th March 1984, Mine Clearance-Gulf of Suez 15th August 1984 - 15th October 1984, Gulf 17th November 1986 - 28th February 1989, Kuwait 8th March 1991 - 30th September 1991, Northern Iraq and Southern Turkey 6th April 1991 - 17th July 1991, Air Operations Iraq (South) 16th July 1991 - 18th March 2003 Iraq (North) 16th July 1991 - 30th April 2003; Operational Service Medal Sierra Leone 5th May 2000 - 31st July 2002, Afghanistan since 11th September 2001 and Democratic Republic of Congo 14th June 2003 - 10th September 2003. The Iraq Medal 20th January 2003 - 22nd May 2011. Also any multinational campaign medals approved since 1st April 2000. Subsequent awards are denoted by the adding of a bar for up to 4 awards. 5 or more awards would be denoted by a rosette.