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Navy Cross Citation Document

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#1

Saw this Navy Cross Citation Document for Thomas E. Hailey sold on eBay for $566 a few days ago. This made me curious, how would you be able to tell if a document is legitimate and not something someone recently typed up on old paper using a typewriter?
 

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#2

I actually have Hailey’s medals and have seen some of these ‘official’ copies of his citation before.

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#3

Interesting. Sounds like since these are copies and didn't come with the medals, there's probably no way to know if they are truly official.

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#4

A true permanent citation looks more like this:

 

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#5
23 minutes ago, starrynights said:

Interesting. Sounds like since these are copies and didn't come with the medals, there's probably no way to know if they are truly official.

Sometimes copies like this were sent as "Press Copies" to newspapers ETC. 

#6

That was my exact thought Kurt. Press copy, but definitely not associated with the vet as a award doc.

 

JD

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