Military Decorations and Medals
| British Medals | ||
| Air Force Cross | AFC | |
| Air Force Medal | AFM | |
| Albert Medal | AM | |
| Conspicuous Gallantry Medal | CGM | |
| Distinguished Flying Cross | DFC | |
| Distinguished Flying Medal | DFM | |
| Distinguished Service Cross | DSC | |
| Distinguished Service Medal | DSM | |
| George Cross | GC | |
| George Medal | GM | |
| Medal For Distinguished Conduct in the Field | DCM | |
| Military Cross | MC | |
| Military Medal | MM | |
| The Distinguished Service Order | DSO | |
| Victoria Cross | VC | |
| American Medals | ||
| Congressional Medal of Honor | Highest award possible. Awarded for "Gallantry and intrepidity at risk of life above and beyond the call of duty" | |
| Distinguised Service Cross | Second highest ranking medal for extreme gallantry and risk of life in combat. | |
| Distinguised Service Medal | ||
| Legion of Merit | ||
| Purple Heart | Awarded to any serviceman injured during conflict. Features portrait of George Washington. | |
| Silver Star | ||
| Soldier's Medal | ||
| French Medals | ||
| Croix de Guerre | Awarded to all people mentioned in dispatches. Instituted in 1915. | |
| Croix du Combattant | Awarded to all personnel who have seen action on the front line. | |
| Legion D'Honneur | The highest French distinction awarded to all persons who have distinguished themselves through civilian or military valour. | |
| Médaille Militaire | Roughly the French counterpart to the Distinguished Conduct Medal | |
| German Medals | ||
| The Grand Cross of the Iron Cross | Originally intended as a decoration for victorious Generals. | |
| The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross | Recognized extreme battlefield bravery or victories. | |
| German Cross | Awarded at 2 levels Gold and Silver. Gold for bravery and Silver for distinguished service. | |
| The Star of the Grand Cross of the Iron Cross | Highest honour awarded to Generals who performed feats of leadership which greatly helped the German empire. | |
| The Wehrmacht Long Service Award | In recognition of a lengthy number of years service. | |