The Victory Medal is a military decoration awarded to members of the armed forces for their service during specific conflicts. It was first introduced after World War I to honor those who contributed to the war effort. The medal typically features a design that symbolizes victory and is often accompanied by a ribbon. In addition to its historical significance, the Victory Medal has been awarded in various forms for different wars, including World War II. It serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by service members and is an important part of military heritage and recognition.