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clasp to

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clasp someone or something to something
to hold on to and press someone or something to a part of one's body. He clasped a wad of cloth to the bleeding wound. She clasped the child to her breast and hugged him.


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T Bennett - Officer Commanding 2030 (Elmdon & Yardley) Squadron, who received the 5th Clasp to the CFM for an outstanding 46 years service, more than any other officer within the wing.
The army is now considering adding a special clasp to the Operational Service Medal to recognise the extra dangers troops face in Helmand.
 
 
 
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