Portuguese Legion Assiduity and Good Conduct Medal, III Class Medal

SKU: 02.PRT.0155.103.01

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  • country
    Portugal
  • date of institution
    October 15, 1936

History


The Portuguese Legion was founded in 1936 as a paramilitary organisation under the right-wing Estado Novo regime. It did not function in the same capacity as other contemporary European paramilitary organisations because it was not used by its leader to seize power. Instead, it was established after power was seized and used as a means to ensure the continuation of the regime. The Legion was disbanded in 1974 following the collapse of the Estado Novo.

The Portuguese Legion Assiduity and Good Conduct Medal was awarded to Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers, and Legionnaires of the Portuguese Legion in recognition of long and meritorious service.

The III Class Medal was awarded to Non-Commissioned Officers and Legionnaires for 2 years of service. It was awarded with a copper ribbon clasp. It has an obverse inscription that translates to "Portuguese Legion," and a reverse inscription that translates to "Good Conduct and Assiduity."

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  • Composition

    Copper

  • Inscription

    Obv: LEGIAO PORTVGVESA Rev: BOM COMPORTAMENTO EASSIDVIDADE

  • Size

    30mm

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