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By atb · Posted
At that time, from 1958 to 1968, all Artillery wore the crossed cannons with missile branch of service insignia. ADA became it's own branch in 1968 and Field Artillery readopted the crossed cannons. -
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By eagle mtn · Posted
Well Spartan, you’re killing me. I just had to go looking around online and find one for myself….. -
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 -
By Niemannnnn · Posted
according to this https://arsof-history.org/articles/v3n2_montagnard_page_1.html is Major edwin Brooks -
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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. -
By eagle mtn · Posted
I didn’t even know Driver M existed! Too cool. And here I thought Driver T was the one to have -
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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