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The Malaysian Government has awarded this commemorative medal, known as the
Pingat Jasa Malaysia (shown above), to British Veterans and others who served in
operations in Malaya/Malaysia between August 1957 and August 1966.
Many thousands of former members of the Armed Forces/Veterans, and
others, may eligible receive the Pingat Jasa Malaysia (PJM). This
will be in addition to the British General Service Medal (with appropriate
Malaya/Borneo clasp) that many Veterans will have been eligible to receive
for their Service in Malaya/Borneo.
Permission to wear the PJM has not been formally given. It is long
standing Government policy that non-British medals will not be approved for
events or service, that took place more than 5 years before initial
consideration, or in connection with events that took place in the distant
past (e.g. commemorative medals) or if the recipient has received a British
award for the same service. However, Her Majesty's Government
welcomes, and believes it is important to recognise, the generous gesture
by the King and Government of Malaysia, and their wish to acknowledge the
service given by Veterans and others in the years immediately after
Malaysian independence. The exception recommended reflects this and our
strong and important relationship with Malaysia
The eligibility criteria for the Pingat Jasa Malaysia Medal is given
on the following page link
'Terms
Governing the Award of Pingat Jasa Malaysia (PJM)'. Please read
the terms carefully to see whether you could be eligible, it also contains
the details of how to apply for the medal.
See the Citation for the Pingat Jasa Malaysia Medal when
Allestree Members Receive
Pingat Jasa Malaysia Medal.
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