United Nations Mozambique Medal

Product overview

The Mozambique UN Medal is a commemorative United Nations service medal associated with Operation Albatros in Mozambique and is aimed at collectors, veterans, and institutions interested in peacekeeping memorabilia. It suits military surplus collectors, museums, and former service members who value peacekeeping history.

Definition: The Mozambique UN Medal is a United Nations commemorative medal awarded to personnel who served in Operation Albatros (December 1992–December 1994).

Main features

Well-crafted and easy to display, this medal follows the standard commemorative format used for UN peacekeeping awards.

• Design: Elegant commemorative medal reflecting service in Operation Albatros.
• Ribbon: White and light blue ribbon with two vertical green stripes at the ends.
• Size: Standard 37 mm diameter.
• Symbolism: Colors and design elements represent peacekeeping, hope, and stability.
• Use: Suitable for display, collections, or museum exhibits.

How to use / When it’s useful

Quick answer: Wear or display the medal as a commemorative piece to honor service in the Mozambique peacekeeping mission. In most cases, collectors mount it in a display case or attach it to a uniform for ceremonies if appropriate.

This medal is useful for veterans marking service, collectors of military surplus and peacekeeping items, and institutions creating historical exhibits. Use careful presentation—mounting, a medal frame, or a labeled display card improves preservation and interpretation.

Care and notes

Basic care keeps the medal in collectible condition and preserves its appearance for display or storage.

• Store in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight.
• Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.
• Handle by the edges to reduce fingerprints and surface wear.
• Note: The item is described as a commemorative UN medal and availability may be limited; check the product listing for condition and provenance details.

FAQ

Q: What does the Mozambique UN Medal represent?

A: The medal represents international commitment to peace and stability and is associated with personnel who served in Operation Albatros in Mozambique.

Q: When was Operation Albatros active?

A: Operation Albatros took place following the Rome peace accords and was active between December 1992 and December 1994 under UN supervision.

Q: What are the medal dimensions?

A: The medal is a standard 37 mm diameter commemorative piece, suitable for display or mounting.

Q: What are the ribbon colors and symbols?

A: The ribbon is white and light blue—the UN colors—with two vertical green stripes at the ends, symbolizing peace and hope for the region.

Q: Is this an official United Nations medal?

A: The listing describes a United Nations commemorative medal associated with the Mozambique operation. For questions about official issue or provenance, please review the product condition notes or contact the seller before purchase.

Q: How can I buy this medal?

A: Add the item to your cart on this page to reserve it. Availability may be limited, so check the listing details for stock and condition information.

Tip: Choose the correct variant or size for display needs and consider browsing related peacekeeping and military surplus items to complete a curated collection.