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1914-1920 Campaign Military Medal of Honor - Image 1
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1914-1920 Campaign Military Medal of Honor
1914-1920 Campaign Military Medal of Honor - Image 2
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1914-1920 Campaign Military Medal of Honor

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1914-1920 Campaign Military Medal of Honor (“Campaign Medal / War Medal”). Japanese participation in World War I was commemorated by a Military Medal of Honor created on November 6, 1915 by Imperial Edict No. 203. However Japan stayed longer in World War I than anticipated as they also took part in the Siberian Intervention. So two very similar medals were issued, one for service in 1914-15 and the other for the period 1914-20. If a person earned both they could only wear the latter.

Original medal in overall good condition with matching wooden case with golden lettering.

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1914-1920 Campaign Military Medal of Honor (“Campaign Medal / War Medal”). Japanese participation in World War I was commemorated by a Military Medal of Honor created on November 6, 1915 by Imperial Edict No. 203. However Japan stayed longer in World War I than anticipated as they also took part in the Siberian Intervention. So two very similar medals were issued, one for service in 1914-15 and the other for the period 1914-20. If a person earned both they could only wear the latter.

Original medal in overall good condition with matching wooden case with golden lettering.

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