| ORIFLAMME | Flag round gun a military medal incorporated |
| EMERITUS | Aussie runners carrying flag round retired with honour |
| ARMOURY | Our soldiers going round gun store |
| SURROGATE | Agent certain to carry round gun after end of war |
| AWARD | A military medal, say, presented in a war dugout (5) |
| MAMMOTH | Giant moth flying round a military medal (7) |
| GAMMA | Good to get a military medal awarded, at first, to a Greek character (5) |
| VALOR | Reason for a military medal |
| HERO | Person who earns a military medal |
| GIMME | Hand over a military medal the Scots give out |
| DIMMED | Became faint and died holding a military medal (6) |
| TOM | A familiar abbreviation of a man's given name that is used to describe various things including a large chime, a long gun, a love apple, a male moggy or a turkey cock/gobbler (3) |
| WAD | A bundle of hay; a roll of banknotes; a bung or disc of felt or other material in a gun; a mass of cotton wool, tow etc for stuffing; or, slang for a bun (3) |
| STOCK | Word for a trunk or main stem; a wooden part of a gun; a stiff neckcloth or white cravat; pedigree; or, broth (5) |
| BREN | Such a gun, a little boy can hold right (4) |
| BAZOOKA | Big gun, a.k.a. "Bozo," clowning around (7) |
| GATHERS | Understands it's a gun a woman's (7) |
| RUNAGATE | Old character carrying a gun, a vagabond of yore |
| TUNGSTEN | Get metal bar to dismantle gun - a special type of gun (8) |
| STEN | _ gun, a light, 9mm sub-machine gun formerly used in the British Army (4) |
