France and Germany StarFrance and Germany Star Medal (Replica) The France and Germany Star was awarded to British and Commonwealth forces who took part in operations in North West Europe between 6 June 1944 (D Day) and 8 May 1945 (Victory in Europe Day). It honours the courage, endurance, and sacrifice of those who helped liberate Western Europe during the final and decisive phase of the Second World War. This is an officially licensed replica medal, produced in the United

Many of the awards from this period have their citations classified as they were made for acts in Northern Ireland or to Special Forces

Often described as some of the most dangerous operations of the Second World War

family keepsakes

Court Mounting has been widely adopted by todays Award Forces

Commemorates Arctic Convoy service during WWII

The 30 days' service does not have to be composed of consecutive days

Manufactured from pewter

Ideal for display

Whilst a more expensive form of mounting medals ready-to-wear

Instituted on 25th March 1916 for rewarding acts of bravery not sufficient to merit the award of the DCM

accompanied by a lion symbolising British strength and victory

The nickname comes from the plaque's circular bronze appearance