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    • Spartan19
      Ww2 Driver pin

      By Spartan19 · Posted

      I am willing to sell mine. 
    • Spartan19
      Ww2 Driver pin

      By Spartan19 · Posted

      I have never seen a S bar one before.
    • eagle mtn
      Ww2 Driver pin

      By eagle mtn · Posted

      Well Spartan, you’re killing me. I just had to go looking around online and find one for myself….. 
    • atb
      Ww2 Driver pin

      By atb · Posted

      From Emerson's book Marksmanship in the US Army- A for Amphibious vehicles M for Motorcycle  T for Tracked vehicles W for Wheeled vehicles  S for Special vehicles 
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      By Niemannnnn · Posted

      according to this  https://arsof-history.org/articles/v3n2_montagnard_page_1.html is Major edwin Brooks
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      Ww2 Driver pin

      By eagle mtn · Posted

      Driver T = Tracked. So yes, tank, but also other vehicles too
    • Spartan19
      Ww2 Driver pin

      By Spartan19 · Posted

      Neither did I and I assume Driver T is for Tank ? I have seen that bar before as well as the machanic bar.    There’s definitely some very rare bars for these badges especially when you get into the marksmanship one's. 
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      Ww2 Driver pin

      By eagle mtn · Posted

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      Civil War Navy Service Medal

      By USMCR79 · Posted

      The planchet is missing the typical milled edge of the 1930’s mint medals. Additionally if you look at 1930's US Mint made medals the Mint used a much thinner gauge wire on the suspension ring as shown on the Navy & Marine Corps Expeditionary medals, The Navy Reserve Medal, China Service (1937) medal.
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