# CNM11489 - First Special Service Force 1.5" Bronze Medal
Bronze Medal Honors WWII First Special Service Force
Authorized by Congress and produced by the US Mint, this bronze medal is scarce and collectable. Struck with great detail, it commemorates one of the heroic groups that played a vital role during World War II, leading to Allied victory.
The First Special Service Force was a combined American and Canadian commando unit of 1,400 soldiers that was active from 1942 to 1944. They served in the Aleutian Islands, Italy, and Southern France. Nicknamed “The Devil’s Brigade” and “The Black Devils,” they excelled at mountaineering, silent landings, and amphibious combat. They’re considered the precursor of today’s US and Canadian Special Forces.
A meaningful addition to your collection – order now.
Bronze Medal Honors WWII First Special Service Force
Authorized by Congress and produced by the US Mint, this bronze medal is scarce and collectable. Struck with great detail, it commemorates one of the heroic groups that played a vital role during World War II, leading to Allied victory.
The First Special Service Force was a combined American and Canadian commando unit of 1,400 soldiers that was active from 1942 to 1944. They served in the Aleutian Islands, Italy, and Southern France. Nicknamed “The Devil’s Brigade” and “The Black Devils,” they excelled at mountaineering, silent landings, and amphibious combat. They’re considered the precursor of today’s US and Canadian Special Forces.
A meaningful addition to your collection – order now.