🏆 WIN WEDNESDAY
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🎖️ A Little Head Start... Officially, Win Wednesday starts tomorrow. Unofficially, we like looking after our email subscribers. So here's this week's challenge 24 hours before everyone else sees it on social media. Take your best shot and let's see who really knows their medals.
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Can you identify this ribbon? Submit your answer below for a chance to WIN £20 in store credit or an E.pire Medals Medal Pouch!

Fancy winning a little something from Empire Medals?
Each week we'll challenge you to identify a medal, ribbon, badge or military clue. Get it right and you'll be entered into our prize draw.
Prizes include:
• £20 Empire Medals Store Credit
• Premium Medal Pouches
• Surprise Spot Prizes
Any store credit you win can be saved for later, and multiple wins can be combined towards a single order.
No catches. No gimmicks. No endless terms and conditions.
Just military knowledge, friendly competition and a bit of fun every Wednesday.
💡 Tip: Every week brings a new challenge. Even if you don't win this time, your next chance is only seven days away.

Last Weeks Answer, Did You Get It Right?

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Thank you to everyone who took part. The winner of the £20 store credit will be announced on the last Week of the month.
Awarded to every surviving British soldier who fought at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815, the Waterloo Medal was the first campaign medal issued to all ranks of the British Army. It recognised service and bravery during one of history’s most decisive battles - marking the defeat of Napoleon and the end of the Napoleonic Wars.

Did You Know?

Awarded to service personnel who fought during the Battle of Waterloo in 1815, the Waterloo Medal was the first campaign medal issued to all ranks of the British Army.
100's of medals enthusiasts have taken part in our competitions!

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