Australian Medal
The Australian Medal is a military honor awarded to members of the Australian Defence Force for service in specific operations or campaigns. It recognizes the commitment and bravery of personnel who have served in various capacities, both in Australia and overseas. The medal is part of a broader system of military awards that acknowledges the contributions of service members.
Established in 1991, the Australian Medal is often awarded alongside other honors, such as the Australian Active Service Medal and the Australian Defence Medal. Recipients of the medal may include soldiers, sailors, and airmen who have demonstrated exceptional service during their deployments.