Medals from France from The Post-WW2 Period
French Military Medals & Awards from 1945 and later.
French military medals from the post-World War II period serve as a testament to France’s enduring dedication to peacekeeping, defense, and international cooperation. These medals recognize the valor and service of French military personnel who have contributed to peace and security in various global conflicts and missions. On this page, you will find all military and campaign medals, awards, and decorations of France given after the Second World War.
Popular Post-WW2 French Medals, Orders & Decorations
Explore the most renowned medals, orders, and decorations bestowed by France after World War II.
The Dunkirk Medal
The Dunkirk Medal is an unofficial commemorative medal established om 1 May 1960 and created by the town of Dunkirk for the area’s defense.
The Order of Tahiti Nui
The Order of Saharan Merit (or Ordre du Mérite Saharien) was established in 1958 and rewards services for the development of Saharan regions.
The Order of Saharan Merit
The Order of Saharan Merit (Ordre du Mérite Saharien) was established in 1958 for social, scientific, economic or admin services in Sahara.
The Medal for the War Wounded
The Medal for the War Wounded (Médaille des blessés de guerre) was a ribbon insignia awarded for wounds received in the line of duty.
The North Africa Medal
The North Africa medal (Médaille d’Afrique du Nord) was established in 1997 for those who had fought in North Africa between 1952 and 1962.
All Post-WW2 French Medals
With their distinctive designs and ribbons, these medals represent the nation’s commitment to maintaining peace, stability, and diplomacy in a changing world, honoring the sacrifices made by those who have served in the name of France.
