firefighter
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You're right. It's 3rd Class/ Knight. 6507 awarded since 1947.
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Thank you. I appreciate it. Wish i knew who it belonged to.
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Picked this up the TMCA show in Franklin, TN
I have no idea what the last medal is.
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COOL stuff
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Try the UDT/SEAL museum at Fort Pierce, FL
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1st NJP & Blue Falcon are awesome.
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Can someone post a real one for comparison?
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anything new on this topic?
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Those enamel center badges can go for $400++, depending if there were any cracks in it. I sold one a few years back with a perfect center and it went for, if I remember right, $425. I have another but wish I still kept that one. They are so hard to find.
As far as the 'female' SP badge I've seen males wearing them. I was a in 82-86 as a medic. I posted a picture somewhere with a male SP wearing one. I also have a few of thos badges and it doesnt specify female on the label.
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Sorry. But all 3 are reproductions. The thick thread, lack of detail, and overall sloppiness
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WoW!! Those are some great looking patches. Thank you for posting
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On 10/31/2020 at 4:30 PM, sjones said:
Can someone help me out? Counting from left to right, top to bottom, can someone tell me what 1,2 and 9 are on the ribbon bar.
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#1 Navy Commendation#2 Navy Good Conduct(4 awards)
#9 Navy Expert Pistol
Sorry for the delay
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Looks like the one that sold for $405.
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Thanks guys. Sorry for the delay
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On 10/8/2020 at 8:38 PM, patches said:
Here's a photo of the army's first Astronaut Robert Stewart in 1978, he starts his astronaut training in July of 1978 Marshal Space Flight Center, According to his WIKI became an astronaut in August 1979, also according to his WIKI, he is awarded the Army Astronaut badge after flying on his first mission in outer space, not upon graduating from the course, first mission was STS-41-B Challenger, February 1984.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_L._Stewart
Thats cool. Thank you
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I will try and get better dimensions.
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Here is one I recently picked up.
Maker looks to be, G23 with a 'K' under it
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Nice patch. Definitely has the characteristics of a CBI patch.
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Cool patch.
Was reassigned to the United States Air Forces in Europe (USAFE), September 1946, performing intro-theater cargo flights based at Munich-Riem Airport. Transferred to Kaufbeuren AB when Riem Airport was closed. Was re-equipped with C-54 Skymaster aircraft and deployed to RAF Fassberg during 1948 Berlin Airlift. Flew continuous missions across hostile Soviet Zone of Germany in Berlin Air Corridor, transporting supplies and equipment to airports in West Berlin, 1948–1949. Later operated from Rhein-Main AB and Wiesbaden AB in American Zone of Occupation, later West Germany until blockade ended.
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Amazing stuff. I forgot I had a Zippo from the same camp but years earlier. This is from the attack on July 20/21, 1965.
I hope it's ok to add.
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Very Cool
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nice. Those SWISS TEX'S are cool. Yes.The other two look Japanese made
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i think its just a "been there" patch. The devil probably represents time in Hell.
Unknown military patch: 11th Air Division, Alaska
in AIR FORCE (USAAF IS WITH ARMY)
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Yes, 11th AD. Ladd AFB 1953-1960