French To The Soldiers of Morocco Medal

The French “To The Soldiers of Morocco” Medal is a commemorative military decoration awarded to French personnel who served in Morocco during France’s colonial period. Established in the early 20th century, this medal recognizes service during military campaigns and occupations in the region, particularly between 1907 and 1912, when Morocco underwent significant French military intervention. The medal typically features a bronze circular design with allegorical imagery on the obverse, often portraying the French Republic or symbols of valor. The reverse side generally bears inscriptions referencing service in Morocco. The medal is suspended from a distinctive ribbon, commonly featuring yellow and green stripes. Recipients were military personnel who participated in operations aimed at establishing or maintaining French authority in Morocco. As an artifact, this medal represents France’s military and colonial history, and is of interest to collectors of early 20th-century military decorations. Specifications and imagery can vary slightly depending on the issuing period and manufacturer.