World War I medals were awarded to soldiers and personnel for their service and bravery during the conflict from 1914 to 1918. The most notable medals include the Victoria Cross, awarded for exceptional valor, and the British War Medal, given to those who served in the war. Each medal often featured unique designs and inscriptions that represented the nation and the specific achievements of the recipient. In addition to military medals, various countries issued commemorative medals to honor the sacrifices made during the war. These medals served as a reminder of the global impact of the conflict and the importance of remembering the contributions of individuals, such as the American Expeditionary Forces and other allied nations.