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a. Every subsequent period of ten years of qualifying service to the Exemplary Service Medals,
b. Subsequent award of the Medal of Bravery, and
c. Canadian Gulf War Medal- Those who served for one day or more in the theatre of operations during actual hostilities (16 January 1991 to 03 March 1991) are entitled to the bar.
