History

The Medal for Joint Military Operations (Midalat al-Thikra lil al-Harakat al-Harbiya al-Mushtarika) was instituted by King Abdullah I in 1942. The Medal may also be known as the Iraq and Syria Campaign Medal. The Medal was awarded to personnel who served in military operations against the Rashid Ali regime in Iraq in 1942 and the Vichy French in Syria in 1941.

The obverse features an inscription in Arabic, translated as "The Arab Army". The reverse features an inscription in Arabic, translated as "In Memory of the Combined Operations of the War 1360".

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