Allied medals not awarded to Australians.

Other Allied Medals (not available to Australians)

Many Allied medals, including the better known ones, were available to be awarded to Australians & New Zealanders. They are listed on the relevant pages of medals to Australians.
- These are some that were not.


	This is the Greek military merit medal (4th class), awarded to Greek officers for meritorious service in the army. The medal was instituted in 1917 by the Revolutionary Government of Thessaloniki shortly before Greece entered WWI and was awarded from 1917 until 1974 in 4 classes, depending on the grade of the recipient. On the back side it is written “GREECE 1916-17”.
Croix de Feu (Belgium)	Greek Military Merit medal WW1

PPCLI (PRINCESS PATS) and ROYAL 22e Canadiens Francais (Van Doos) PATRIOTIC 1917 MEDAL
		Extremely rare patriotic medal honouring the two of Canada’s finest regiments: The Princess Patricia's and the Royal 22eme Canadiens Francais (Van Doos) The medal is from Montreal dated May 23-25, 1917 celebrating national unity and the war effort called National Convention "WIN THE WAR" "UNITY NATIONALE".
Obverse states: "HERE ARE CAST FRAGMENTS OF SHELL FROM SPOTS WHEREON OUR HEROES FELL” YPRES LANGEMARCK COURCELETTE EN SOUVENIR DE CEUX QUI SONT TOMBÉS POUR NOUS DANS CES BATTAILLES, SOUS LES OBUS ET LA MITRAILLE

Front and rear views of a Japanese medal bar with 5 medals. Note the variation of the tops of the ribands.

Rising Sun medal 8th Class

Sacred Treasure medal 8th Class

Russo-Japanese War medal

Taisho era 1914/20 medal

WW1 Inter-Allied Victory Medal

Japan was an ally in WW1