Medal, UN Mission in Haiti (UNMIH) back of medal

Medal, UN Mission in Haiti (UNMIH) back of medal - image1Context This mission was established to help implement certain provisions of the Governors Island Agreement signed by the Haitian parties on 3 July 1993. In 1993, UNMIH’s mandate was to assist in modernizing the armed forces of Haiti and establishing a new police force.

Eligibility and criteria: The medal is awarded for 90 consecutive days of service in any of the missions listed above.

The qualifying service is not required for members killed or presumed killed while on assignment. In such cases, the medal may be awarded posthumously.

Description: A circular bronze alloy medal, 1.4 inch (35mm) in diameter.

Medal, UN Mission in Haiti (UNMIH) back of medal - image2On the obverse, the representation of the UN symbol is surmounted by the straight letters UN, both in bas-relief.

On the reverse, an inscription bearing the words, “IN THE SERVICE OF PEACE “ is in English.

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