Within the history of the Republic Marines' existence, a number of variations were created for the Victory Medal to reflect the conflict for which they were awarded. The medal itself remained the same, a bronze disc with silver points engraved with the logo of the Marine Corps. The key difference was in the ribbon, which was reflected in the uniform pin worn on a Marine's dress uniform that signified that they had earned it. A total of at least nine such variations were created during the Marines' four thousand years of service to the Republic up to its dissolution in the wake of the Ruusan Reformation:
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