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Medals #, A-L
The following is an alphabetical listing of each of medals.
1968 Tet Offensive Commemorative Medal
This medal shows the old imperial castle and fort at Hue
and the ribbon drape is in the familiar Vietnamese colors
with red, white and blue edging. Cost of the full-sized medal
and ribbon bar is $30 with extra ribbon bars costing $2 each.
There is a shipping and handling charge of $3.75 for each
medal purchased. It can be purchased from U.S. Military Specialties,
PO Box 67654, Topeka, KS 66617-0654 . . . or from Pieces of
History, PO Box 7590, Cave Creek, AZ 85327.
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50th Anniversary of Peace Medal
The medal is available for any allied veteran of World War
II. It is a very attractive medal with a warm gold appearance
and the obverse shows a V for the 1945 Victory over the Axis
powers. The ribbon is claret and gold. The medal may
be purchased from Award Productions, Ltd., P.O. Box 30, Haslemere,
Surry, GU26 6UT, United Kingdom. The full sized medal
is $42; the miniature medal is $14.50 and the ribbon for a
ribbon bar is $2. There is a shipping and handling charge
of $4.
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50th Anniversary of the China, Burma, India area
All American service personnel who participated in the China,
Burma, India theater of war during WWII are eligible for this
medal. The medal is available from George M. Shank, 1574 Arnold
Ct., Huntington, WV, 25705. The cost for a regulation size
medal and ribbon bar is $18, and shipping is $4. To my knowledge,
no miniatures have been made for the medal.
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50th Anniversary of the European Air Offensive
All American service personnel of the Army Air Corps who
were stationed in Europe during WWII are eligible for the
Commemorative medal of the European Air Offensive. The medal
is available from George M. Shank, 1574 Arnold Ct., Huntington,
WV, 25705. The cost for a regulation size medal and ribbon
bar is $18, and shipping is $4. To my knowledge, no miniatures
have been made for the medal.
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50th Anniversary of "Frontline Britain"
This medal is unusual, commemorating the 50th Anniversary
of "Frontline Britain" and is only available to
those American and Allied service personnel and Merchant Marines
who served in the East Kent District, South East Command area
between 1939-1945. Qualifications would include any American
service personnel who spent 21 continous days in the East
Kent District, one voyage aboard a military vessel sailing
past the port of Dover; or air crews and their ground crews,
of those U.S. bomber, recon or military supply flight which
overflew the East Kent District. American Merchant Marines
and sailors who delivered supplies to the area; members of
General Patton's 3rd Army which conducted exercises in the
area prior to D Day; and paratroopers, glider pilots, and
rangers who trained in the area are also eligible.The medal,
available to veterans and their next of kin, is a civil award
issued on behalf of the Dover District Council.To obtain an
application to order the medal send a stamped, self addressed
envelope to Henry Carringi, 11 Bullard Avenue, Queensbury,
New York 12804-2112. Please give as much detail as possible
when completing the form. Cost of the full-sized medal is
$26. The miniature and extra ribbon can he obtained from the
manufacturer after obtaining the full size medal.
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50th Anniversary Korean Defense Commemorative Medal
It is designed to honor all American military personnel who
served honorably in the defense of the Republic of Korea since
27 June 1950. The medal was created and released by Medals
of America. The front of the medal depicts an armed American
standing guard at the gate to South Korea. On the reverse
is "Commemmorating 50 Years in the Defense of South Korea."
The medal may be purchased from Medals of America, 1929 Fairview
Rd., Fountain Inn, SC 29655. Cost of the full-sized medal
and ribbon bar is $24.95; Extra ribbon bars are $1.50. There
is a shipping and handling charge of $5.95. I know of no miniature
for this medal. The Department of Defense has finally authorized
the Korean War Service Medal of the ROK as an official award
for American troops who served in the vicinity of Korea under
UN command from 1950-1954. This authorization came on 20 Aug
1999.
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50th Anniversary of the Landing at Okinawa
All American service personnel who participated in the landing
at Okinawa are eligible for this medal. The medal is available
from George M. Shank, 1574 Arnold Ct., Huntington, WV, 25705.
The cost for a regulation size medal and ribbon bar is $18,
and shipping is $4. To my knowledge, no miniatures have been
made for the medal.
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50th Anniversary of Victory in Europe
All American service personnel who qualified for the European,
African and Middle Eastern campaign medal, are also eligible
for this medal. The medal is available from George M. Shank,
1574 Arnold Ct., Huntington, WV, 25705. The cost for a regulation
size medal and ribbon bar is $18, and shipping is $4. To my
knowledge, no miniatures have been made for the medal.
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50th Anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War
(WWII)
This Commemorative medal is for all U.S. veterans of WWII
who participated in operations bringing war supplies to the
Soviet Union by way of the Barents Sea, the Persian Gulf,
the Black Sea or the Sea of Okhotsk between 22 June 1941 and
9 May 1945; and also includes those U.S. Air Force veterans
who participated in "Frantic" missions. The medal
may be obtained from the Russian Embassy by writing to the
Embassy of Russia, Attention: Office of Public Affairs, 2650
Wisconsin Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20007. Mark the word
"Medal" on the lower left corner of the envelope.
Include the person's full name, current mailing address, date
of birth and telephone number, a full copy of the veteran's
discharge papers or other proof of service and the dates,
and a brief description of the operation in which he served
and what he personally did. The expected time for processing
is six to eight months and with each application enclose a
check or money order for $4 payable to the Embassy of Russia.
The medal may also be purchased from Pieces of History, P.O.
Box 4470, Cave Creek, AZ 85331. The regulation sized medal
is $30. There is no miniature or ribbon bar that I know of.
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50th Anniversary Medal of World War II
It is issued by the Russian Federation and available for
veterans of WWII who participated in operations bringing war
supplies to the Soviet Union by way of the Barents Sea, the
Persian Gulf, the Black Sea, or the Sea of Okhotsk, in the
period from 22 June 1941 until 9 May 1945. U.S. Air Corps
veterans who participated in "Operation Frantic"
missions are also eligible. The medal may be obtained from
the Russian Embassy by writing the Embassy of Russia, Attention:
Office of Public Affairs, 2650 Wisconsin Ave., N.W. Washington,
D.C. 20007. Write the word "Medal" on the lower
left corner of the envelope. Include the individual's full
name, current mailing address, date of birth and telephone
number, together with a full copy of the veteran's discharge
papers (DD 214) or other proof of service in that particular
operation. This should be sent with a brief description of
the operation in which the service occurred, and what he personally
did. The expected time for processing is six to eight months
and with each application enclose a check or money order payable
to the Embassy of Russia, for $4.00. The medal may also be
purchased from Pieces of History, P.O. Box 4470, Cave Creek,
AZ 85331. Cost of the Regulation sized medal is $25. I do
not know if a ribbon bar or miniature are available. There
is a shipping and handling charge of $3.75 from Pieces of
History.
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Allied Ex-Prisoner of War Medal
Proposed by the National Ex-Prisoners of War Association
in the United Kingdom, this medal honors the sacrifice of
freedom suffered by so many allied combatants in this century.
It is one of the most attractive and distinctive medals I
have ever seen. The face of the medal shows a young bird trapped
in barbed wired. The reverse has a loop of barbed wire, and
the ribbon has a strand of woven silver cloth running vertically
down the ribbon, looking like barbed wire. The medal is available
for any ex-POW of any country allied with the United Kingdom
at the time of their capture, whether the U.K. was involved
in the conflict or not. This also means that any POW of the
Viet-Nam War is eligible for the medal, and it is also available
to the next of kin. The medal may be purchased from Award
Productions, Ltd., PO Box 30, Haslemere, Surrey, UK 6U266UT.
Regulation size medal, $34; miniature medal, $11.60, ribbon
for a ribbon bar, $2. In addition, there is a shipping charge
of $1.60. When ordering please send the details of the POW
period to the supplier.
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Alaskan Service Commemorative Medal
It commemorates the American and Canadian military operations
in Western Canada and Alaska during WWII. The soldiers, sailors,
coast guardsmen, airmen, marines and merchant marines who
participated in operations there or in Attu and Kiska are
eligible for this medal, as are Canadian soldiers, sailors
and airmen who took part in Northern Pacific operations at
this time. The front of the medal shows a bulldozer and a
serviceman in Arctic gear, signifying the partnership of construction
and combat throughout Alaska, the Aleutians and Western Canada
in developing and building the Alcan Highway and military
bases throughout Alaska from 1941-1945. The ribbon is light
blue and white, primary colors of the Arctic area. The medal,
ribbon bar, and miniature medal may be purchased from: Medals
in Miniature, 221 N. Central Avenue, #1776-M, Medford, OR
97501. The cost for the medal and ribbon bar is $30; the miniature
medal is $12.
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American Commemorative Medal
This medal is for veterans of the Cold War. Any soldier,
sailor, marine, Coast Guardsman or airman on active or reserve
duty during any period of time between 1946 and 1989, when
the Berlin Wall came down, and the Soviet Union began to collapse,
is eligible for this medal. The symbolism on ihe fare of the
medal is apparent, with a portion of the Berlin Wall on one
side, an Asiatic edifice on the other, and our American flag
flying in the center, over both. On the reverse of the medal
is the phrase "Guardians of Freedom!" The medal
may be purchased from U.S. Military Specialties, PO Box 67654,
Topeka, KS 66617-0854. . . or from Pieces of History, PO Box
4470, Cave Creek, AZ 85331.
The regulation sized medal together with a ribbon bar is $30,
plus 3.75 postage and handling. Extra ribbon bars are $2 each.
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Arctic Zone Medal
This medal is for service in the Arctic zone during 1939-45.
The medal has been produced by Award Productions and is very
attractive. Any Allied veteran of the Arctic zone during 1939-45
or next of kin is eligible for this medal. This includes those
veterans of the landings on Attu and Kiska, the Marines and
sailors who occupied Iceland in 1940 and 1941, and any other
sailor, soldier, Marine or Merchant Seaman who was in any
convoy in the Arctic zone. It also includes those American
Army, Navy and Air Corps personnel who served in Alaska north
of the Arctic circle during the Second World War. The medal
may be purchased from Award Productions, Ltd., PO Box 30,
Haslemere, Surrey, UK, 6U2 66UT. Regulation size medals, $34;
miniature medals, $11.60, and a ribbon for a ribbon bar, $2.
In addition, there is a shipping charge of $1.60.
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Army Service Commemorative Medal
Released by the International Military and Police Ex-Service
Guild, the Army Service Commemorative Medal is for anyone
who has performed service with an Army unit, either regular
or Reserve, during peacetime or hostile action. The medal,
while expensive compared to most, are quite attractive and
merit consideration. It can be purchased from Nobilitat Regalia,
310 Edward St., Victoria, B. C. Canada, V9A 3E6. The regulation
sized medal is $70. The miniature medal is $37. Extra ribbon
for a ribbon bar costs $4.40. In addition there is a shipping
and handling charge of $7.50. Costs are figured in American
dollars.
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Aviation Service Commemorative Medal
Released by the International Military and Police Ex-Service
Guild, the Aviation Service Commemorative Medal is for any
aviation service in any branch of the military in an aviation
role during peacetime or hostilities. This includes the Air
Force, Naval and Marine Aviation, Army Aviation, Air Cavalry,
or jump qualified soldiers, sailors or Marines. The medal,
while expensive compared to most, are quite attractive and
merit consideration. It can be purchased from Nobilitat Regalia,
310 Edward St., Victoria, B. C. Canada, V9A 3E6. The regulation
sized medal is $70. The miniature medal is $37. Extra ribbon
for a ribbon bar costs $4.40. In addition there is a shipping
and handling charge of $7.50. Costs are figured in American
dollars.
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Battle for Britain Commemorative Medal
American servicemen and women who served between 3 Sep 1939
and 21 Sep 1945 are eligible for this medal, whether their
service was foreign or only domestic. All these members of
the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Corps, Coast Guard or U.S.
Merchant Marines may purchase and wear this medal. Next of
kin may also receive the medal. The face of the medal shows
the rose, thistle, daffodil and shamrock representing England,
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland while the reverse shows
St. Paul's Cathedral seen through the smoke and fires of the
Blitz during the night of 29 Dec 1940. The medal may be purchased
from: Pieces of History, P.O. Box 4470, Cave Creek, AZ 85331.
Regulation size medal: $45.00 plus $3.75 postage and handling.
I am unaware of a current source for the miniature medal or
ribbon bar, although I have both.
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Bomber Command Commemorative Medal
It recognizes those ex-servicemen and women from Commonwealth
or Allied Forces who were in Bomber Commands during WWII,
in either the European theater, the Asiatic-Pacific theater
or the China/Burma/India theater.Most of the qualifying American
ex-servicemen or women would of course be veterans of the
Army Air Corps, although some might be Marine or Navy veterans,
if they were either flight crew or ground crew of a bomber
command, including the Navy and Marine Corps Dive Bombers.
The medal may be purchased from Award Productions, Ltd., PO
Box 30, Haslemere, Surrey, UK, 6U266UT.Regulation size medal,
$34; miniature medal, $11.60; and ribbon for a ribbon bar,
$2. In addition there is a shipping charge of $1.60.
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Chinese War Memorial Medal
This medal is awarded by the Government of the Republic of
China (Taiwan) and is for all American military personnel
who served in the Armed Forces during any period between 7
Dec 41 and 29 Sep 45 in any theater of war. To receive this
medal, send a letter of request and a copy of your discharge,
DD 214, or other proof of service to Maj. Gen. Liang Ping-Sheng,
Director, Coordination Council for North American Affairs,
4201 Wisconsin Ave., Washington, DC 20016. There is no charge
for the medal, but I would strongly urge any applicant to
donate $15 to the ROC Veterans Relief Fund.
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Combat Action Ribbon
It was instituted in 1969 as the Navy/Marine Corps counterpart
of the Army's Combat Infantryman's Badge. It was initially
awarded for active participation in ground, surface or air
combat subsequent to 1 Mar 61, while in the rank of Navy Captain
or Marine Colonel or grades junior to those grades. A recent
development for the Combat Action Ribbon has been an extension
of the time frame for which the ribbon can be awarded. The
ribbon can now be awarded to members of the Navy or Marine
Corps for participation in ground, surface or air combat during
any wartime period after 6 Dec 41. This means sailors, Marines
and Coast Guardsmen who fought during WWII are now eligible
for this ribbon, as are those who fought during the Korean
War. To obtain a Combat Action Ribbon fill out an SF180 (Request
Pertaining to Military Records) and send it along with a copy
of your discharge or DD214 to Bureau of Naval Personnel, Liaison
Office, Room 3409, 9700 Page Ave., St. Louis, MO 63132-5100.
SF180 forms may be procured from your local county veteran
service office.
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Combatant Service Commemorative Medal
Released by the International Military and Police Ex-Service
Guild, the Combatant Service Commemorative is authorized for
British and Allied personnel who have taken active combatant
roles in warlike campaigns. This would cover service from
the Panay incident up to and through Somalia. This medal also
has many clasps available covering just about all combat situations
throughout the world for the past 50 years. This medal, while
expensive compared to most, is attractive and worth considering.
It may be purchased from Nobilitat Regalia, 310 Edward St.,
Victoria, B.C., Canada V9A 3E6. Regulation size medal, $70;
miniature medal, $37.50; full size clasps, $30, and miniature
clasps, $15. Extra ribbon for a ribbon bar costs $4.40. There
is an additional shipping charge of $7.50. (Prices are in
US dollars.)
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Commemorative Cross of the War of the Netherlands
It is awarded to service personnel who aided the Netherlands
in WWII, and who served at least six months in military service
from 1939 until 1945. Qualifying service would include American
Army, Navy, Marine or Coast Guard service in the vicinity
of Indonesia between 8 December 1941 and September 1945. American
soldiers, sailors or Marines who participated in the liberation
of the Netherlands are also eligible for this medal, as are
American military personnel who were transported on ships
of Dutch registry, such as the Dutch ship that sailed all
over the Pacific transporting American Marines of the First
and Second Divisions during WWII. There were other Dutch ships
which did this in the Atlantic also. There were a number of
bars for this medal to denote the particular service such
as Java Sea 1941-42, Normandie, 1944, East Asia-South Pacific
1942-45; as well as clasps for War at Sea, War Service on
land, War Flights, War Service Merchant Navy. The medals may
be purchased from Pieces of History, P.O. Box 4470, Cave Creek,
AZ 85331. Cost of the full sized medal is $32, the Miniature
medal is $16 and the ribbon bar is $2. There is a shipping
and handling charge of $3.75.
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Commemorative Medal for Service in the Alaskan Theater
Any American veteran of the Army, Navy Air Corps, Marine
Corps or Merchant Marine who served in this area between 7
December 1941 and 31 December 1946 is eligible for this medal;
as are those Canadian veterans who served in the Pacific Ocean
area north of the 50th Parallel during that time. All military
personnel who worked on the Alcan Highway in Alaska and western
Canada; those involved in the Aleutian Islands campaign at
Attu and Kiska, and those who built military bases in Alaska
and western Canada may also wear this medal. The face of the
medal shows a soldier in Arctic gear carrying a rifle standing
in front of a bulldozer. On the reverse is the 50th Anniversary
seal of WWII. The ribbon is of the Arctic colors of light
blue and white. The medal may be purchased from Medals in
Miniature, 221 North Central Ave., No. 1776, Medford, OR 97501.
The regulation sized medal and ribbon bar are $30. The miniature
medal is $12.
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Commemorative Medal of the Second World War
This French Medal is for all American ex-servicemen and women
from WWII. Any American whose military service encompassed
any period from September 1939 until August 1945 is eligible
to wear these medals, no matter where their service. It may
be purchased from The American Order of the French, Croix
de Guerre, 141 East 44th Street, Ste. 604, New York, NY 10017-4006.
Regulation size medal, $25, miniature medal, $17, ribbon bars,
$2.50.
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Commemorative Medal for the Campaign in Italy
This medal recognized military service of Allied Forces personnel
who participated in that campaign between 1 December 1943
and 25 June 1944, and units that were in support of the French
Expeditionary Corps. The medal may be purchased from The American
Order of the French Croix de Guerre, 18 East 41st St., Rm.
401, New York, NY 10017. The regulation sized medal is $25,
the miniature medal is $17 and the ribbon bar is $3. Shipping
and handling is included.
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Croix du Combatant Voluntaire
The Croix du Combatant Voluntaire was awarded for service
either Navy, Marine, Army, Army Air Corps or Merchant Marine
to any service person who served in a combat unit during World
War II from September 1939 until 8 May 1945, whether they
were in combat or not.
In a slightly different form the medal was again awarded to
those service personnel who were under United Nations Command
during the Korean War and who served for at least 30 days
between 25 June 1950 and June 1954.
It may be purchased from Medals & Insignia, 10961-151
Desert Lawn Drive, Calimesa, CA 92320-2242. Cost of the regulation
medal is $35; cost of the miniature medal is $35; cost of
the ribbon bar is $3. There is a shipping and handling charge
of $5.
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Foreign Service Commemorative Medal
The International Military and Police Ex-service Guild has
released a commemorative medal for foreign service, for all
qualified British and Allied ex-servicemen and women who have
served in foreign service in both war and peace. Personnel
of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, and
U.S. Merchant Marine are eligible to obtain this medal. The
medal, while expensive compared to most medals, is quite attractive
and warrants consideration. There are clasps which are available
to describe the foreign service such as Germany, Okinawa,
Philippines, Pacific Ocean, etc. that cover almost every conceivable
foreign post. The medal may be purchased from Nobilitat Regalia,
310 Edward St., Victoria, D.C., Canada V9A 3E6. Costs are
figured in U.S. dollars. Regulation size medal $70;
miniature medal $37; full-size clasps $30; miniature clasps
$15. In addition there is a shipping charge of $7.50. Extra
ribbon for a ribbon bar costs $4.40.
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Jubilee of Liberty
This medal was created by the Regional Council of Normandy
in 1994 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of D-Day. Members
of the Army, Navy, Coast Guardsmen, Army Air Corps, Marines
or Merchant Marines who took part in the D-Day operation or
who participated in the Battle of Normandy between 6 June
1944, and August 1944 are eligible to get this medal. To request
this medal send a copy of your military record that proves
your Normandy involvement to Association Debarquement et Bataille
de Normandie 1944, Abbaye aux Dames, Place Reine Mathilde,
B. P. 311, 14015 Caen Cedex, France. They will then send you
an application for the medal. I do not know the cost for this
medal.
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Korean War Service Commemorative Medal
The Korean War Service Commemorative Medal was established
by the Korean Government in October 1950. The medal was to
be awarded to all the service personnel who participated in
the Korean War. It was offered to the United States for award
to American personnel but was rejected at that time as a blanket
award although similar to those later awarded by the government
of South Viet-Nam, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. Most of the allied
contingents received this medal at that time. It is now available
to Americans who fought in the Korean area. The ribbon has
the Taegu emblem of Korea mounted on the ribbon and the medal
has a map of Korea with the United Nations emblem. The medal
is very attractive and well worth considering for purchase.
It can be purchased from Pieces of History, P.O. Box 4470,
Cave Creek, AZ 85331. The regulation size medal may be purchased
for $29 each. Ribbon bars cost $2 each. I know of no source
for the miniature medals. Postage and handling is $3.75.
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Korean War Commemorative Medal
The Korean War Commemorative Medal honors all participants
in the Korean War and has the American flag and the Korean
flag on the face of the medal. Both the ribbon and the medal
have the light blue colors so characteristic of this war.
The medal is very attractive and well worth considering for
purchase. It can be purchased from Pieces of History, P.O.
Box 4470, Cave Creek, AZ 85331. The regulation size medal
may be purchased for $29 each. Ribbon bars cost $2 each. I
know of no source for the miniature medals. Postage and handling
is $3.75.
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Korean War Medal
On 15 December 1951, the government of the Republic
of Korea awarded to all of the nations who were fighting under
UN Command at that time in Korea the Korean War Medal. While
Canada, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, France, Belgium,
Columbia, Greece, Turkey, Thailand, the Philippines and other
nations accepted this medal, the United States did not.
Because of a number of protests about the refusal by the United
States to accept the award, Congress passed Public Law 354
on 8 May 1954, which authorized certain members of the Armed
Forces to accept and wear decorations of certain foreign nations.
Basically the act stated that members and former members of
the Armed Forces who had served in Korea or the waters and
land adjacent there during the period of hostilities in Korea
and for one year thereafter to accept from the governments
of foreign nations whose personnel are participating with
or under the UN Command in Korea, such decorations, orders
and emblems as may be tendered them, and which are conferred
by such governments upon members of their own military forces.
Any member or former member holding any office of profit or
trust under the United States is authorized to wear any decoration,
order, or emblem accepted pursuant to authority contained
in this Act. Even after the passage of this legislation the
Armed Forces of the United States did not allow this or other
foreign awards to be worn, except for the Korean PUC. However
if I had been eligible to wear any of these awards I would
have pinned them on my uniform and relied on Public Law 354
as my defense. Among the medals issued and awarded during
this time were two French medals, the Croix du Combatant Voluntaire
and the Medaille Des Operaions De L'Organization Des Nations
Unies in Coree, two Belgian Medals, the Belgian War Medal
for Korea and the Medal of Belgian Recognition for this period
together with the Korean War Medal. Finally, on 20 August
1999, the Assistant Secretary of the Army has approved the
wear of the Korean War Medal for American Veterans. Perhaps
in another 40 or 50 years the Department of Defense will authorize
the wearing of other foreign awards. The medals may be purchased
from Medals of America, 1929 Fairview Road, Fountain Inn,
SC 29644. Cost of the full sized medals are $24.95 and there
is a shipping charge of $5.75.
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