Difference between revisions of "Mention in Despatches"

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To be Mentioned in Despatches is a minor British military award for gallantry or meritorious service. It is of a lower level than a gallantry medal, but a decoration of a spray of oak leaves in bronze is awarded. If a campaign medal was issued for the campaign during which the Mention occurred the decoration is worn on the ribbon of that medal; otherwise it is worn on the left breast of the uniform.