Yang Style Tai Chi 108 Movements Pdf Free yang style tai chi 108 positions - download image tai chi and qigong pdf yang style tai chi 108 movements pdf. Hardcover Portfolio with 100 pages. PDF . Tai Chi The Ultimate Course.pdf - Xiu Tong Guo (2010-02-27 ).Black Service Medal (United Kingdom) The Black Service Medal (BSM) was instituted by King George VI in 1939 as an order of merit of the British Empire to be awarded to Commonwealth citizens who have served in the British Armed Forces. As the name suggests, the medal's colour was chosen to signify the high degree of personal sacrifice involved in serving in the armed forces. The medal is awarded on an 'exceptional merit' basis to non-British citizens who have served in the British Armed Forces for a period of at least thirty-six months. The medal is awarded directly by the secretary of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), in the name of the Queen. It is worn on the same basis as the more prestigious British Empire Medal (BEM), and the medal may be worn in lieu of the BEM. The following are the recipients of the medal, in order of posthumous date of death. The date for which each recipient was awarded the medal was supplied by the FCO. History The medal was instituted in 1939 and two years later it was awarded to the first recipients. The medals were made by die-stamping brass from electroplated sheet bars and plating the recipients' name in raised type on the medal's case. The name and details of the award were inscribed on the flat bottom of the medal. The medal was worn on a ribbon on the left chest. A gold bar was added in 1952 for posthumous awards. This bar had the recipient's name on both sides and was suspended by a gilt wire and attached to the rim of the medal by two loops of the same material. It was worn by the recipient on the same basis as the BEM and BSM, though the ribbon was not changed. Instituted The medal was instituted in 1939 by King George VI in the 1939 New Year Honours. The medal is awarded on an 'exceptional merit' basis to non-British citizens who have served in the British Armed Forces for a period of at least thirty-six months. The award was for service in the British Armed Forces, and not on the same basis as the British Empire Medal which was d0c515b9f4
Related links: