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English: Original ribbon of the Pro Merito Medal (1967) of the South African Defence Force, 32 millimetres wide with dark blue, orange, white and dark blue bands, all 3¼ millimetres wide, and an orange band, 1½ millimetres wide, repeated in reverse order and separated by a white band in the centre, 3 millimetres wide. This ribbon was replaced in 1968.
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