International. A Lot of Medals, Orders and Decorations

A lot of 14 medals, including: Nigeria, A Defence Service Medal; Nigeria, A Medal for National Service; Morocco, An Order of Ouissam Alaouite; Nigeria, A Medal For The Tenth Anniversary Of The Republic 1963-1973; Zaire (Congo), A Military War Cross of Merit; United Arab Emirates, A Distinguished Service Medal; Yemen, An Order of Devotion, I Class; Morocco, A Sharifian Order of Military Merit; United Arab Emirates, A Liberation of Kuwait Victory Medal; Yemen, A Military Service Medal; Yemen, A Combat Proficiency Medal; Yemen, A Military Long Service Medal; United Arab Emirates, A Gulf Cooperation Medal; Lebanon, A Medal of the Eagle, Excellent Class. The medals in this lot range from very fine to extremely fine condition. 

Footnote:

The Defence Service Medal was awarded to Nigerian military personnel for participation on the government side in the Civil War that raged after the secessionist declaration of the Republic of Biafra.

The National Service Medal was awarded for participation on the government side in the Civil War that raged after the secessionist declaration of the Republic of Biafra.

The Order of Ouissam Alaouite was instituted on 11 January 1913 and was awarded to civilians and military officers who displayed heroism in combat or have contributed meritorious service to the Moroccan state.

The Medal For The Tenth Anniversary Of The Republic 1963-1973 was instituted in 1973, to celebrate ten years of independence. It was awarded to those in the military and probably government officials.

The Military War Cross of Merit was awarded for taking part in the Shaba Operation and the Battle of Kolwezi. 

The Distinguished Service Medal was instituted in 1989 and awarded to military personnel for 20 years of distinguished service.

There is little information on the Order of Devotion.

The Sharifian Order of Military Merit was instituted on 7 August 1910 and was awarded to military personnel in times of war or on active service and for gallantry under fire.

The Liberation of Kuwait 1991 Medal was 

The Liberation of Kuwait Medal was instituted in 1991 and was awarded to all members of the Federal Armed Forces in recognition of participation with the Allied Forces in the Liberation of Kuwait. Civilians and foreigners may also be eligible for the award in recognition of beneficial contributions to the United Arab Emirates deployment.

There is little information on the Military Service Medal. 

There is little information on the Combat Proficiency Medal. 

The Military Long Service Medal was awarded in two classes: for 15 and for 20 years of service. 

The Gulf Cooperation Medal was instituted in 1989 and was  awarded to military personnel who distinguish themselves in planning and training with regards to the Gulf Cooperation Council combined military activities.

The Medal of the Eagle was established by Code of Decorations June 12, 1959. The Medal is awarded in 4 Classes to members of the Lebanese Air Force in recognition of acts of bravery or for long service in the Air Force.