National Medal for Service - awarded to T Bruce

Overview

A black coated box with gold text on top of lid. There is a white velvet insert - inside are two round brass medals (two different sizes).
Attached to each medal is a blue and yellow striped ribbon attached to a clasp
There is also a blue and yellow bar in the box above the medals

Historical information

The Australian National Medal recognizes 15 years of long and diligent service in hazardous conditions for members of government and voluntary organisations that risk their lives to protect the community, such as police, fire, and ambulance services. Awarded by the Governor-General, it acknowledges members of these essential service organisations who have performed their "primary function" under dangerous circumstances, with clasps available for each additional 10 years of service.

Details

Details

Registration number
cwa-org-124-2020.384
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Inscriptions and markings

Front of box: "National Medal"
Large medal: "The National Medal for Service"
Small medal: same wording as large medal

Contextual information

National Medal - 15 year medal awarded to Terry Bruce (Fire & Emergency Services)

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Place made
Australia
Primary significance criteria
Historic significance
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Last modified
Tuesday, 27 January, 2026
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Busselton Historical Society

Busselton Historical Society

FESA - inside box
FESA - front of box
FESA - closeup of medals

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