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A secondary causation for its introduction was that a practice had developed in the early years of the war in the United Kingdom where some women took it upon themselves to confront and publicly embarrass men of fighting age they saw in public places who were not in military uniform

Fifteen clasps have been declared for the Police Overseas Service Medal as of 8 January 2014

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The medal was physically identical in all realms where it was awarded

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Lanyard, Whistle, Braided, RAA Ellison A secondary causation for itsLanyard, Whistle, Braided, RAA Lanyard is a rope or cord which is typically worn around the neck or shoulder to carry an object. Each lanyard has its own individual style, colour and material which will depend on the end purpose of the lanyard. Originating from 15th century France, the lanyard was used to connect a pistol to a sword or whistle to be used for signalling. The lanyard was attached to the uniform semi permanently for easy removal of