Croix de Guerre d’Operations Extérieures Medal

The Croix de Guerre des Theatres d’Operations Exterieurs was created in 1921 for award to French and Colonial troops serving aborad. The ‘regular’ Croix de Guerre was intended to cover action in and around France only. The obverse of the crosses is the same, the reverse carries the cross’s name in the center in lieu of the dates 1914-1918. The ribbon is also different, being red/blue/red instead of green with thin red stripes.

Condition: ef
un named as issued
bronze