- National Medal
National Medal can refer to National Medal Australia National Medal of Arts National Humanities Medal National Medal of Science National Medal of Technology and Innovation disambig ... more details
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- Medal of Merit
Several countries award a military or civil medal called Medal of Merit Medal of Merit of the Dominican Woman Medal of Merit Czech Republic Medal of Merit Denmark Medal of Merit of the National People s Army East Germany Medal of Merit Korea Medal of Merit Malta Medal of Merit Timor Leste Also M daille militaire France disambig ... more details
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- Bicentenary Medal
Bicentenary Medal may either refer to Bicentenary Medal of the Linnean Society Bicentenary Medal of the Royal Society of Arts dab ... more details
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- War Medal
A war medal is a military decoration awarded in time of war, as opposed to a service medal . It may refer to, for example War Medal Norway Campaign medal Global War on Terrorism Service Medal British War Medal British Empire medal for service in World War I. War Medal 1939 1945 British Commonwealth and Empire medal for service in World War II. Gallipoli Star Ottoman Empire War Medal of 1915 another name for the Ottoman Gallipoli Star disambig de Kriegsdenkm nze it Medaglia di guerra ... more details
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- Afghanistan Medal
Afghanistan Medal may refer to Afghanistan Medal United Kingdom British campaign medal for service 1878 1880 Afghanistan Medal Australia Australian campaign medal for service 2001 onwards Afghanistan Campaign Medal US campaign medal for service 2001 onwards Operational Service Medal for Afghanistan UK campaign medal for service 2001 onwards NZGSM 2002 Afghanistan New Zealand campaign medal for service 2001 onwards disambig ... more details
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- Wound Medal
A Wound Medal is a medal, usually military, generally given to persons wounded or otherwise invalided as a result of combat action. Wound Medal may refer to The Austro Hungarian Wound Medal Austria Hungary Wound Medal The Austrian Wound Medal for Members of the Bundesheer The Croatian Wound Medal Croatia Wound medal The Egyption War Wounded Medal The Indian Wound Medal India Wound Medal The Syrian Wound Medal The South Vietnam Wound Medal Vietnam Wound Medal In addition, other countries have or have had military decorations for wounded servicemembers under other names, such as the United States Purple Heart , the German Wound Badge of World War I and World War II, the Japanese Wound Badges Shoigunjinsho and the Jordanian Badge for the War Wounded. disambig ... more details
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- Iraq Medal
Iraq Medal Australia Australian Defence Force campaign medal for service in Iraq NZGSM 2002 Iraq 2003 New Zealand Defence Force campaign medal for service in Iraq Iraq Medal United Kingdom British Forces campaign medal Iraq Campaign Medal United States armed forces military decoration disambig ... more details
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- Peninsular Medal
Peninsular Medal may refer to Army Gold Medal , a gold medal and cross awarded to field and general officers during the Peninsular War Military General Service Medal also called Silver Medal , a campaign medal awarded to all ranks for services during the Peninsular War disambiguation ... more details
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- Medal of Heroism
Medal of Heroism may refer to Medal of Heroism Czech Republic , an award of the Czech Republic ROTC Medal for Heroism , an award of the Department of the Army for ROTC cadets disambig ... more details
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- Victoria Medal
Victoria Medal may refer to Victoria Medal geography , by the Royal Geographical Society Victoria Medal of Honour , by the Royal Horticultural Society Victoria Medal holmesiana , by the Baker Street Irregulars Modern organizations Baker Street Irregulars Victoria Cross , military medal of the British Commonwealth disambig ... more details
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- Defence Medal
The Defence Medal may refer to Defence Medal United Kingdom British Commonwealth and Empire medal for service during World War II. Defence Medal 1940 1945 Norwegian medal for defence of Norway during World War II. Philippine Defense Medal Philippine medal for resistance against the Japanese invasion between December 1941 and June 1942. disambig he ... more details
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- Queen's Medal
The Queen s Medal may refer to Queen s Medal for Shooting Excellence the medal awarded to the winner of the British RASAAM Regular Army Skill At Arms Meeting and TASAAM Territorial Army Skill At Arms Meeting Competition held annual at Bisley in the United Kingdom. The Queens Medal is the only shooting competition medal in the British Armed forces that may be worn on parade or on Mess Dress. The Queen s South Africa Medal , awarded to military personnel who served in the Second Boer War between October 11, 1899 and May 31, 1902 The Queen s Medal for Music Queen s Gold Medal for Poetry The Royal Medal s of the Royal Society in London See also King s Medal Disambig ... more details
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- Victory Medal
Victory Medal , also referred to as the Inter Allied Victory Medal , can refer to one of the following World War I medals World War I Victory medals Victory Medal United Kingdom World War I Victory Medal United States M daille Interalli e 1914 1918 France Allied Victory Medal Italy or World War II Victory medals World War II Victory Medal United States disambig Category Interallied Victory Medals of World War I he ... more details
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- Mozart Medal
The Mozart Medal is a name, after Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart , for various awards Mozart Medal Frankfurt , Mozart Medaille awarded by the city of Frankfurt Mozart Medal Mexico , administered at times by the Austrian embassy in Mexico, the Domecq Cultural Institute , and the Academia Medalla Mozart . Mozart Medal Mozarteum by the Mozarteum International Foundation Mozart Medal Mozartgemeinde , also known as Mozartinterpretationspreis , awarded from 1963 to 1999 by the Mozartgemeinde Wien Vienna Mozart Society UNESCO Mozart Medal , awarded by UNESCO disambiguation es Medalla Mozart ... more details
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- King's Medal
The King s Medal may refer to H. M. The King s Medal , Swedish royal medal King s Medal of Merit , Norwegian award The King s South Africa Medal awarded to military personnel who served in the Second Boer War in South Africa on or after January 1, 1902, and had completed 18 months service before June 1, 1902 The King s Medal for Courage in the Cause of Freedom and The King s Medal for Service in the Cause of Freedom , awarded by the British to foreign civilians who had furthered the British cause in the Second World War , especially in aiding the escape of Commonwealth personnel The Royal Medal s of the Royal Society in London See also Queen s Medal Disambig ... more details
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- Rutherford Medal
Rutherford Medal may refer to Rutherford Medal RSNZ of the Royal Society of New Zealand Rutherford Memorial Medal of the Royal Society of Canada Rutherford Medal and Prize of the Council of The Physical Society Institute of Physics, UK Rutherford Memorial Lecture Royal Society of the Royal Society disambig ... more details
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- Lloyd's Medal
The Lloyd s Medal may refer to one of four separate awards bestowed by Lloyd s of London . The number of different medal types that have been awarded by Lloyd s is multiplied because there are variations within each of the four types Lloyd s Medal for Saving Life at Sea Beginning in 1836 Lloyd s of London began to issue medals for saving life at sea Lloyd s Medal for Meritorious Service this medal was introduced in 1893 Lloyd s Medal for Services to Lloyds this medal was introduced in 1913 for services to the firm. ref http www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk maritime archive displayGuide.aspx?sid 14&mode html&sorStr s no 20ASC 200&serStr &pgeInt 2&catStr ref Lloyd s War Medal for Bravery at Sea introduced in 1940 These awards are occasionally still bestowed. ref http www.truthaboutlloyds.com fraud myth18s 1979.html ref References reflist Category Civil awards and decorations of the United Kingdom ... more details
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- Bravery Medal
A Bravery Medal is a medal, usually military or police, given for acts of bravery or valor. As a formal name in English, Bravery Medal may refer to The Australian Bravery Medal Australia Bravery Medal The New Zealand Bravery Medal The Fiji Bravery Medal In addition, several English speaking nations have a medal called the Medal of Bravery , including Canada and Tanzania where English is a co official language . Non English speaking nations which have or had a medal usually translated into English as Bravery Medal or Medal of Bravery include Albania Medalja e Trim ris 1945 82 Austrian Empire and Austria Hungary Tapferkeitsmedaille or Medal for Bravery Austria Hungary , awarded from 1789 1918 Belgium M daille pour acte de courage, de d vouement et d humanit Czechoslovakia Medaile Za chrabrost pred nepritelem Medal for Bravery Before the Enemy France M daille d honneur pour acte de courage et de d vouement German States Bavaria officially the Milit r Verdienst Medaille Military Merit Medal , but commonly referred to as the Tapferkeitsmedaille 1794 1918 Saxe Altenburg Tapferkeitsmedaille 1915 18 Hungary Medal of Bravery Hungary Vit zs gi rem 1922 44 Iran Medal for Bravery Iraq Nut al Shujat Ireland Comhairle na M re Gaile India Param Vir Chakra Montenegro 1841 1918 Saudi Arabia Nut al Shaja at Serbia Medalja za hrabrost 1876 1918 Thailand The Bravery Medal 1941 United Arab Emirates Nut al Shaja at Yugoslavia Kingdom Medalja za hrabrost 1918 41 Yugoslavia SFRY Medalja za hrabrost 1943 91 In addition, there are a number of other decorations of various countries which are customarily translated into English using other synonyms for bravery, but are occasionally translated as bravery . These include the Soviet Medal for Valor and the Israeli Medal of Valor. disambig ... more details
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- Pugsley Medal
Image Cornelius Amory Pugsley.jpg thumb Cornelius Amory Pugsley 1850 1936 The Pugsley Medal was created by Cornelius Amory Pugsley in 1928. The award honors champions of parks and conservation. Until 1952 there was a gold, silver, and bronze award, and in 1953 it was switched to national, state, and local. Pugsley Medal winners 1928 Stephen T. Mather , the first director of the National Park Service , gold medal 1928 Duncan McDuffie , silver medal 1929 Mary Williamson Averell , gold medal 1929 Nathaniel Lord Britton , silver medal 1931 Richard Lieber , gold medal 1932 Peter Norbeck , silver medal 1936 Robert Moses , gold medal 1938 Arno B. Cammerer , gold medal 1940 Newton B. Drury , silver medal 1942 Harold L. Ickes , gold medal 1947 Conrad L. Wirth , gold medal 1947 Thomas J. Allen , silver medal 1948 Percival Proctor Baxter , gold medal 1949 Waldo Leland , gold medal 1950 Newton B. Drury , gold medal 1953 Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr. , gold medal 1954 Harold C. Bryant , national award 1954 Russell Reid , state award 1955 Loring McMillen , local award 1956 Gilbert Hovey Grosvenor , national award 1959 Alfred A. Knopf , national award 1963 Conrad L. Wirth , national award External links http www.sagamorepub.com previews 5330a.pdf Pugsley Medal winners http www.aapra.org pugsley winners.html Winners of the Honorable Cornelius Amory Pugsley Awards , American Academy for Park and Recreation Administration Category Environmental awards Category American awards Category Awards established in 1928 Category Parks in the United States ... more details
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- Service medal
Unreferenced date September 2009 A service medal is a military award generally of the lowest degree. A service medal is awarded to a member of the military who joins the military, or is already serving, during a designated time period. No other requirement is needed to obtain the service medal other than a person must simply be a member of the armed forces. Campaign medal Campaign medal s are similar to service medals and are sometimes even referred to as service medals , however the main difference is that a campaign medal is awarded to a military member who participates in a military operation whereas a service medal is blanket awarded to everyone in the military regardless of campaign credit. USA An example of a service medal currently issued by the United States armed forces is the National Defense Service Medal which is presently automatically awarded to a service member upon their first day of Active Duty. The Global War on Terrorism Service Medal is another decoration which is presently awarded to any active duty member of the United States military who has served after the September 11 attacks after 30 consecutive days of service at a permanent duty station. See also Service Medal of the Order of St John DEFAULTSORT Service Medal Category Military awards and decorations fr M daille militaire de service ... more details
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- Medal of Valor
The Medal of Valor is a type of medal given to honor military or public safety personnel who have served with gallantry. Medals 9 11 Heroes Medal of Valor , awarded by the government of the United States ... Medals The FBI Medal of Valor FBI Medal of Valor , presented by the FBI in recognition of an exceptional act of heroism or voluntary risk of personal safety and life Gold Medal of Military Valor , an Italian medal established on 21 May 1793 by King Victor Amadeus III of Sardinia Los Angeles Police Medal of Valor , the highest law enforcement medal given by the Los Angeles Police Department Maryland Medal for Valor , awarded to members of the Maryland National Guard in recognition of acts of personal heroism Medal of Valor Civil Air Patrol , a decoration that may be awarded to a member of the Civil Air Patrol, the official civilian auxiliary of the United States Air Force Medal of Valor ... Forces of 1970 New York City Police Department Medal for Valor , conferred upon NYC police officers for acts of outstanding personal bravery New York State Medal of Valor , conferred upon members of the state ... dmna awards mov.html ref Philippine Medal of Valor , the highest military award given by the Armed Forces of the Philippines Pingat Keberanian , Singaporean Medal of Valour, awarded for an act of courage and gallantry in circumstances of personal danger Public Safety Officer Medal of Valor ... Department of Justice Silver Medal of Military Valor , an Italian medal established in 1833 by King Charles Albert of Sardinia Texas Department of Public Safety Medal of Valor , the Commissioners Medal of Valor is the highest honor bestowed by the Texas Department of Public Safety and is awarded ... at considerable risk to their own lives ref http www.txdps.state.tx.us medalofvalor.htm The DPS Medal of Valor ref Texas Medal of Valor , awarded to members of the state military forces by the Governor of Texas for acts of personal heroism Other Medal of Valor 1991 film Medal of Valor a Philippines ... more details
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- Medal of Bravery
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- Janssen Medal
The Janssen Medal can refer to The Prix Jules Janssen , awarded by the French Astronomical Society The Janssen Medal French Academy of Sciences , awarded by the French Academy of Sciences The Janssen Medal of the French Photographic Society Various awards named after Paul Janssen , such as the Dr. Paul Janssen Award for Biomedical Research dab ... more details
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- Sampson Medal
File Sampsonmedal.gif thumb The Sampson Medal File Sampson Medal.jpg thumb Reverse side of Sampson Medal ref http www.history.navy.mil photos sh usn usnsh xz yale.htm ref File Sampson Medal ribbon.JPG thumb The Sampson Medal ribbon The Sampson Medal is a Awards and decorations of the United States military military decoration of the United States Navy which was first authorized in 1901. The decoration was awarded to those personnel who were assigned in the fleet of Rear Admiral William T. Sampson during the Spanish American War and who engaged in combat operations in the waters of the West Indies and Cuba . Campaign clasp s were authorized for wear on the Sampson Medal, showing various battles and the ship name which had participated. When worn as a ribbon on a military uniform, there were no devices authorized. The Sampson Medal was declared a commemorative medal shortly after its issuance and never appeared on official U.S. Navy award precedence charts. The decoration was nevertheless worn on active duty uniforms, typically following the Spanish Campaign Medal . The decoration was issued under the same criteria as the West Indies Campaign Medal , and U.S. Navy regulations prohibited service members from receiving both medals for the same period of duty. The Sampson Medal was also known as the West Indies Naval Campaign Medal , not to be confused with the West Indies Campaign Medal which was a separate award. A similar commemorative decoration was the Dewey Medal , considered senior to the Sampson Medal. commons category Sampson Medal United States Sampson Medal References reflist Category Spanish American War Category United States campaign medals ... more details
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- Dewey Medal
Infobox Military Award name Battle of Manila Bay or Dewey Medal image File DeweyObverse.jpg 150px caption Obverse awarded by United States Department of the Navy type Medal eligibility Participation in the Battle of Manila Bay for status Obsolete first award 1898 last award total posthumous recipients individual higher same lower image2 File Dewey Reverse.jpg 150px caption2 Reverse File Blueyellowribbon.jpg thumb 106px Dewey Medal Ribbon The Dewey Medal was a Awards and decorations of the United States military military decoration of the United States Navy which was established by the United States Congress on June 3, 1898. The medal recognizes the leadership of Admiral of the Navy U.S. Admiral ... command. The Dewey Medal was created to recognize the forces of the U.S. Navy and United States Marine Corps who participated in the Battle of Manila Bay . To be awarded the Dewey Medal, a service member ... PG 2 6 USS Raleigh C 8 6 USS Zafiro 1884 6 The Dewey Medal was a one time only decoration and there were no devices or campaign stars authorized to the medal. The medal consists of a circular medallion ... Dewey himself was awarded the medal, although he always wore it with the medal s reverse displayed ... Americans entitled to wear a medal with their own image on it. The others were Rear Admiral William T. Sampson Sampson Medal , Rear Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd Richard E. Byrd Byrd Antarctic Expedition Medal and General of the Armies John J. Pershing Army of Occupation of Germany Medal . The medal ... in a single campaign, the Dewey Medal quickly became regarded as a commemorative medal and did not appear ... Medal was considered equal to the Spanish Campaign Medal and senior to the Sampson Medal . This medal ... Lincoln in Washington s Lincoln Memorial and the Minuteman at Concord, Mass. The medal was struck ... is engraved on the medal s lower rim, this being one of only two service medals issued officially named ... Awards and decorations of the United States Navy Category Awards established in 1898 nl Dewey Medal ... more details
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