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Information on Australian war medals past and current. Includes the rules and regulations of medal dressing; detailed imaged summaries; order of precedence; and application details.
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The George Cross was instituted in September 1940 to recognise civilian heroism. King George VI created the award for the men and women of the Commonwealth whose courage could not be marked by any other honour.
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A worldwide project by participating bloggers to make military honor rolls available to online search engines with transcriptions and photographs. Volunteers from a dozen countries have contributed to this website. The home page has pull down menus with geographic areas for browsing. Non-bloggers can contribute transcriptions, too.
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Searchable awards database from 1901 to 1998.
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Lost Ancestors - United Kingdom and the world - Members (War) Memorials
All pictures have been taken and transcribed by members of Lost Ancestors. Its not all about war memorials, but memorials dedicated to calamities, mine accidents and other disasters which touched the hearts of all people.
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Since 2000 Lost Medals Australia has been acquiring, researching and then returning lost medals to veterans or their families. Run by Glyn LLANWARNE and supported by a group of dedicated researchers, this is an Australian based site. The service provided by Lost Medals Australia is free and has an impressive record of solved searches.
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Database of images of medals from around the world.
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MRNZ is a unique & free service based in Nelson, New Zealand dedicated to returning military medals and ephemera to veterans, families and descendants.
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Polish Orders, Medals, Badges, and Insignia. Military and Civilian Decorations, 1705 to 1985.
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Devoted to the Orders and Decorations of The Netherlands.
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The Guide to the French Medals
An illustrated guide to the most commonly encountered French medals.
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A database of more than 80,000 soldiers of Napoleon who received the Ste. Hélèna Medal.
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World War I German Memorial at The Memorial Church
Transcription of names inscribed on the church walls of Harvard students and alumni who died in the service of Germany and her allies in World War I.
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