United Nations (UN)
- UNKorea United Nations Korea Medal
- UNTSO - United Nations Truce Supervision Organisation - Medal
- UNOGIL - Observation Group in Lebanon
- UNMOGIP - Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan
- UNOC - Congo
- UNTEA - Temporary Executive Authority
- UNYOM - Yemen Observer Mission
- UNFICYP - Cyprus
- UNEFME - Emergency Force, Middle East - also known as UNEF II
- UNDOF - Disengagement Observer Force
- UNIFIL - Interim Force in Lebanon
- UNIIMOG - Iran/Iraq Military Observers Group
- UNTAG - Transition Assistance Group
- ONUCA - Observer Group in Central America
- UNIKOM - Iraq-Kuwait Observation Mission
- UNAVEM - Angola Verification Mission I, II & III
- MINURSO - Mission for the Referendum in Western Sahara
- ONUSAL - Observer Mission in El Salvador
- UNPROFOR - Protection Force
- UNMOP - Mission of Observers in Prevlaka
- UNTAES - Transitional Admin for Eastern Slavonia, Baranja & West Sirmium
- MINUGUA - Mision de las Naciones Unidas en Guatemala
- MINURCA - Verification Mission in the Central African Republic
- UNMIK - Mission in Kosovo
- UNOMSIL - Observer Mission In Sierra Leone
- UNPREDEP - Preventive Deployment Force
- UNMONUC - Congo 2000 -
- UNMEE - Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea
- UNSSM - Special Service Medal
- UNHQ - Headquarters New York
- UNMIS - Mission in Sudan
- UNPSG - Police Support Group
- UNTAET - Transitional Administration In East Timor
- UNAMET - Assistance Mission East Timor
- UNMISET - Mission of Support in East Timor
- UNONUB - Operation in Burundi
- UNMIT - Mission in Timor
- UNAMID - African Union Mission in Darfur
- MINURCAT - Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad
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