Medals Database – Medals from Great Britain

Medals from
Great Britain / United Kingdom

British Military Medals & Awards from WW1, WW2 and More

British military medals are iconic symbols of valor, sacrifice, and service. These prestigious decorations have been awarded to military personnel and civilians for acts of bravery, exceptional service, and campaign contributions. On this page, you will find all military and campaign medals, orders of knighthood, awards, and decorations of the United Kingdom given by the British Armed Forces in recognition of service and personal accomplishments of individuals while a member of the Royal Navy, British Army, or Royal Air Force.

These awards are a means to outwardly display the highlights of a serviceperson’s career. More: British Medals Order of Wear, How to Apply and Request Records – Great Britain’s Orders of KnighthoodAll the British WW2 Campaign Medals and Where to Find Them

Popular British Medals, Orders & Decorations

Explore the most renowned and esteemed medals, orders, and decorations bestowed by the United Kingdom.

All British Medals
from Before WW1 (Up to 1914)

Explore the prestigious medals awarded during the Victorian and Edwardian eras, showcasing gallantry, service, and campaigns before the outbreak of World War I.

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Featured Articles about Great Britain

Delve into a series articles offering in-depth insights into various aspects of the United Kingdom – from historical events and influential figures to cultural phenomena and significant milestones.

All United Kingdom Medals from
The WW2 Period (1939-1945)

Explore the medals earned during World War II, including the George Cross and the 1939-45 Star, recognizing the courage and contributions of individuals during this global conflict.

All United Kingdom Medals from
The Post-WW2 Period (1945 onwards)

Examine medals awarded for service in the post-WWII era, highlighting peacekeeping missions, Cold War service, and recognition of military and civilian contributions to the nation’s well-being.