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Dear Gentlemen, Presentation of the insignia of the Land Forces Command* in Djibouti: * Commandement des Forces Terrestres** à Djibouti ** (Detachement aviation légère de l’armée de Terre***, 5e RIAOM and 13e DBLE as well as the combat training and desert training centre and various formations of the army's arms and services) *** French Army Light Aviation - Commandement des Forces Terrestres Delsart 89100: - to be glued on any support: Yours sincerely, No one

Befummelt is something happening at the Domplatte at 31.12. This bar ist just restored.

Dear Marcus66, You are welcome. By the way, your decoration is very beautiful. Yours sincerely, No one

Dear Gentlemen, This 8th class of Order of the Pillars of State has a rosette that has the Japanese "ス" hallmark on it. This manufacturer appears to have produced many rosettes. Yours sincerely, No one

Komtur, I agree that this combination is extremely scarce, my problem is that the Falke is damaged and the bar technically is now 'befummelt'.

Special award handed over to Officers or Non-Commisioned Officers of the SA Special Forces when tge teansfer to another Unit or going on pension

Bush jacket worn by Koevoet

Display made by my late friend José Liebenberg (RIP) for all Commanders and RSM's and senior Officers and W/O's

TracA, Thanks for appreciating my pictures Regards Archie

Challenge Coin made for SASFA members at Fort Outeniqua

More uniform worn by Koevoet

Banner made for 32 Battalion Veterans Association

Different camouflage rank insignia in the SAP and SAPS

Inter-Special Forces floating trophy, donated by 4 Special Forces Regiment

Different Koevoet uniforms

Two fake 32 Bn Recce Group wings The rumour goes around that the bottom one, was a second issue. That is unfortunately untrue

Officers rank insignia for field dress of tge SA Police

A commemorative plaque for the 10th anniversary of 2 Recconaissance Regiment

Here we have Gen CR de Wet tropies for the best student on the Special Forces cycle. The miniature (left) is kept by the recipient. The larger trophy was a floating trophy

Hello No one, Thank you for the clarification regarding the naming of this decoration. Regards. M.

Pleasure Megan, Let me know where I can help you You have to see my set of 1968 of the SA Prisons Service Have a great weekend Regards Archie

Hi Marco, You are correct. I have the neck bravery decoration as well, but only have the picture with those 5 together Regards

Hi Marci, They are really hard to find Marc is stay in New Zealand now Regards Archie

Thank you, Archie, you are very kind. And it's now Friday, I've finally managed to clear down my work emails, and intend to play with medals all weekend. Marking can wait until Monday!

Terry, if you look at it as a red x instead of a red + you have, with the blue circle, the emblem of the Saint Andrew's Ambulance Association. In 1904 they formed the Saint Andrew's Ambulance Corps which had sections serving in France attached to the medical services in WW1. They would have worn standard British Army uniforms with Red Cross insignia so maybe you have a StAAC sleeve badge or something like that. Pete.