Canadian Volunteer Service Medal Order — 5
de of Canada (i) with the approval of the Adjutant-General, with the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps for a period of not less than eighteen months and was honourably discharged or retired from such service, (ii) outside Canada as a welfare worker, nursing aid, orthopaedic surgeon or nurse, ambulance or transport driver, member of the Overseas Headquarters Staff or in any other capacity for a period of not less than six months, and was honourably discharged or retired from such service, or (iii) from which service the person was honourably discharged or retired as a result of an injury or disease, or an aggravation of an illness or disease, that was attributable to or was incurred during such service; (i) a person, other than a member of the forces, who was employed by the Air Ministry of the United Kingdom to make trans-oceanic flights ferrying aircraft from Canada and was domiciled in Canada at the commencement of that employment, and who served during World War II as air crew (i) for a continuous period of not less than six months with Number 45 Wing of the Royal Air Force Transport Command, Number 45 Group of the Royal Air Force Ferry Command or the Atlantic Ferrying Organization, during which period the person made at least one trans-oceanic flight, and was honourably discharged or retired from such service, or (ii) from which service the person was honourably discharged or retired as a result of an injury or disease, or an aggravation of an illness or disease, that was attributable to or was incurred during such service; (j) a person who was employed by or under the auspices of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan to provide air crew instruction and served in that capacity during World War II (i) for a period of not less than eighteen months and was honourably discharged or retired from such service, or (ii) from which service the person was honourably discharged or retired as a result of an injury or disease, or an aggravation of an illness or disease, that was attributable to or was incurred during such service; (j.1) to a member or a reserve constable of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Force, or a special constable of that Force engaged under the authority of Orders in Council P.C. 2484 of September 1, 1939 and P.C. 3444 of November 2, 1939, who served voluntarily on a full-time basis for a period or periods commencing during World War II and (i) totalling not less than eighteen months, not including any period after March 1, 1947, and who was honourably discharged or retired from such service, (ii) totalling not less than six months, any part of which was served outside Canada, and who was honourably discharged or retired from such service, or (iii) ending on their honourable discharge or retirement by reason of an injury or disease, or an aggravation of an injury or disease, that was attributable to or was incurred during such service; (k) posthumously, to the survivor of any person mentioned in paragraphs (d) to (j.1) who was killed in action or died as a result of an injury or disease, or an aggravation of an injury or disease, that was attributable to or was incurred during the person's service; (l) posthumously, to the survivor of any person who was eligible for the Medal under any of paragraphs (a) and (c) to (j.1) but to whom the Medal was not awarded; and (m) to any person mentioned in any of paragraphs (a) to (l), where a Medal awarded to that person has been lost, stolen or destroyed, provided that the person pays the cost of replacement. (2) A person in receipt of the Newfoundland Second World War Volunteer Service Medal is not eligible for the Canadian Volunteer Service Medal. SI/2001-40, s. 2; SI/2003-120, s. 1