Alright, WWI buffs, help me out here.?

Question

Okay, see if you can help me with this. I have a medal, I know it is WWI, it does not seem to be military. It has an archangel, I'm guessing Michael, on one side, holding a round shield and an unsheathed sword. On the other side, it has the name of all the Allies from WWI, around a center shield with the U.S. on it, and a fasces on top of the shield. It no longer has its' ribbon. It is solid brass, I believe, and has an artists' signature, very tiny, of Fraser. Does anyone know what this is?

The countries named are: France, Italy, Serbia, Japan, Montenegro, Russia, Greece, Great Britain, Belgium, Brazil, Portugal, Rumania, and China. It has the words "The Great War For Civilization" across the top, and the axe through the fasces has a double head to it. It also has six stars across the bottom.

Answer 1

The medal is the World War I Victory medal awarded to any member of the US military who served at certain times and certain locations during the war.

Answer 2

It is the WWI Victory Medal.
http://rustyknight.topcities.com/WW1us.htm

Answer 3

you should continually write out the finished call of perfect nouns, as is the case with "international conflict One" or "the first international conflict". Abbreviating it makes you seem lazy, to be particularly worry-free, and it truly is yet a minor inconvenience once you're be conscious processing the rfile. only have "international conflict One" on the clipboard, waiting to adhere, or set up an Autocorrect, in which you may want to type "WW1" and the processor might want to immediately replace it with "international conflict One".

Answer 4

http://www.omsa.org/forums/archive/index.php/f-5.html

Here are a lot of WW I medals.

Answer 5

gallinae is right, its a Victory Medal...

Answer 6

http://www.acepilots.com/medals/us_ww2_medals.html

World War I..... are you sure.