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    2. It's the unofficial 8th Bavarian Reserve Division badge. In the first photo he is wearing on his collar (the correct location for it). In the second photo, he is wearing it above the EK1.
    3. Hello Everybody I have one of these medals without the engravers name SPERANZA on the obverse. Can someone tell me the difference between these two variants? Cheers Jim
    4. Dear Gentlemen, Presentation of the insignia of the 10th Command and Services Battalion* in Djibouti: *10e Bataillon de Commandement et des Services / 10e B.C.S. (01-07-1979~ ) ex 6e B.C.S. - 10e BCS homologation G.2725 Drago Paris silver: - 10e BCS Drago Paris: - 10e BCS Bessin & Salson: - 10e BCS BetS (Bessin & Salson) : - 10e BCS CTQG* #417 Drago: * Compagnie de Transmission et de Quartier Général / Transmission and Headquarters Company - 10e BCS CTQG* Drago: - 10e BCS pin's: - 10e BCS patches: - 10e BCS CTQG patch: Yours sincerely, No one
    5. Dear Gentlemen, - 6e BCS patch: Yours sincerely, No one
    6. Hello! Here is a photo of Rupert Mayer with the staff of bav. 8th Res.Div., probably taken in Winzenheim.
    7. Yesterday
    8. Dear Gentlemen, This is the "médaille des épidemies". France - Épidémies (medailles1914-1918.fr) It's possible that the Japanese nurses were among the first to acquire it. I quote "(le premier contingent de médailles date de 1915) / (the first contingent of medals dates from 1915)". Yours sincerely, No one
    9. Clock specially made of wood from the Special Forces Base at Fort Doppies for the RSM and the Commander
    10. RSM FS dagger, when he was transfered His uniform His Mess Dress
    11. Some of my banners and flags on display in my Mancave
    12. Bophuthatswana and KwaZulu Police flags South West Africa Territory Forces (SWATF) and the South African Police 75 Year Anniversary flags
    13. Thank you. I can work with that...
    14. Hi Megan, The colours are from left to right, gold, blue, green, blue and gold. Even the small piece that I have, looks confusing Please me know should you need anything else Regards Archie
    15. Transkei Special Forces with all the former SADF and SAP Flags SA Railways Police and Koevoet flags
    16. Fascinating... making notes furiously. Seems I have managed to get a bit confused between the Order for Distinguished Leadership and the Medal for Distinguished Service - and ended up with the ribbon for the latter described as the ribbon for the former on my website! Now to sort it out! Archie, the ribbon for the Order for Distinguished Leadership, is that gold with a medium blue edged dark blue central stripe?
    17. Hello, Tracy, Thank you for your interest and time reading my story. I have several other interesting documents that I will share here as well. I wish you a wonderful day. Br, SovPha
    18. I still need some flags for my collection and have the new flag for the Special Forces Brigade School
    19. SovPha, Amazing documents, photographs, and write-up. Thank you for sharing this wonderful information. All the best, Tracy
    20. Here we have some different flags for the South African Special Forces Their colours were black and white, but in 1996 they changed to maroon and white. Two years ago, they changed back to black and white
    21. Here two copies of the Stammrolle. Both say Ö MVK2, but on the picture he had a knightscross of the Franz-Joseph-Order
    22. Here we have some made for the SA Police
    23. Here we have a drawing of the following award Lebowa Police Cross for Gallantry (PCF) The ribbon was woven, but the award was never minted
    24. Hello Eason This star has been discussed on other forums for a few years now and has been discussed on this forum too, from what I have seen there have been no major discoveries as to what it is, the central insignia is clearly from the Royal Army Chaplains Department, but appears to be a fantasy piece. Here you will find a little more discussion about these stars.
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