Antonio Prieto

Thank you Glenn J. Very appreciated Searchin for von Bäumen I found on 11th to grant Captain August von Bäume from the General Quartermaster Staff, then the First Lieutenants Friedrich Lissignolo from the 13th Infantry Regiment Emperor Franz Joseph of Germany, — Edgar Baron von Harold from the Infantry - Life - Regiment and Eduard Schlagintweit from the 6th Chevaulegers - Regiment vacant Duke of Leuchtenberg permission to accept and wear the Royal Spanish Medal of the African War;

I am looking for information about: a captain of the Bavarian army who participated as an attaché or observer in the African war of 1860 between Spain and Morocco. His name is not entirely clear, perhaps August Beaucumm. For the merit acquired in the battle of March 23, 1860 in the valley of Wad Ras, he was awarded the Cross of the 1st class of the Spanish Order of Saint Ferdinand. Bavarian Cavalry Brigade lieutenant, perhaps Eduardo Schlaginteil For the merit acquired in the battle of March 23, 1860 in the valley of Wad Ras, he was awarded the Cross of the 1st class of the Spanish Order of Saint Ferdinand. Bavarian 13 Infantry Regiment, lieutenant Federico Lisisgnole Prusian "Baron von Gena", officer of Chasseurs of the Guards in the Service of the King of Prussia Other participants were Rudolf von Kanitz, Karl Gustav von Sandrat, Max Schreckenstein and Otto Stolberg-Wernigerode. Edgar von Harold Thank you

Good. At the moment all I need. It is just a comparison with the one that is really interesting, which is the Spanish Medal Sufrimientos por la Patria" Thank you

Thank you mboro, Megan, all Updated chart País Nombre 1 2 3 4 Albania No Alemania Verwundetenabzeichen X X Bélgica No Bulgaria Награден знак "За пострадалите във военен конфликт, мисия и операция" X X Canadá The Sacrifice Medal / Médaille du Sacrifice X X República Checa Medaile Za zranění X Croacia No Dinamarca Forsvarets medalje for Sårede i Tjeneste X Forsvarets medalje for Faldne i Tjeneste X Estados Unidos Purple Heart X X X Eslovaquia No Eslovenia No España Cruz del Mérito Militar distintivo amarillo X X Estonia No Finlandia No Francia Médaille des blessés de guerre X X Grecia Μετάλλιο Εξόχου Πράξεως Hungría Sebesülési Emlékérem Islandia No Italia Distintivi d’Onore. Ferito. Mutilato. Alla Memoria X X X X Letonia No Lituania Kariuomenės medaliu „Sužeistajam“ X Luxemburgo Insigne de blessé X Macedonia del Norte No Montenegro No Noruega Forsvarets medalje for falne i strid X Forsvarets medalje for sårede i strid X Países Bajos Draaginsigne Gewonden Polonia Wojskowa odznaka „Za Rany i Kontuzje” X Portugal Medalha dos feridos en campanha X Reino Unido Elizabeth Cross X Rumania No Suecia Försvarsmaktens medalj för sårade i strid X X Turquía No 1. Wounded. 2. Decesased. 3. Prisoner. 4. Famiy

Thank you From the electronic translation it seems that the reverse is plain

General Palace Archive, Records. Dispatches that came to the King's signature Cross of 3rd class of May 19, 1927

Chile. Decoration for Humanitarian Merit, which is awarded by the Ministry of National Defense for the services provided by the institutions of the Armed Forces in the COVID 19 pandemic emergency.

Medal of the G5 Sahel Joint Force which was established by decision no. 2020/041/G5 SAHEL of December 27, 2019. This medal is intended to reward the distinguished services and dedication demonstrated by the military personnel of the G5 Sahel Member States during their engagement in security and development operations conducted by the G5 Sahel Joint Force on the territories of the Member States. .

Thank you Megan Updated chart Albania No Alemania Verwundetenabzeichen Bélgica No Bulgaria Награден знак "За пострадалите във военен конфликт, мисия и операция" Canadá The Sacrifice Medal / Médaille du Sacrifice República Checa Medaile Za zranění Croacia No Dinamarca Forsvarets medalje for Sårede i Tjeneste Forsvarets medalje for Faldne i Tjeneste Estados Unidos Purple Heart Eslovaquia No Eslovenia No España Cruz del Mérito Militar distintivo amarillo Estonia No Finlandia No Francia Médaille des blessés de guerre Grecia Μετάλλιο Εξόχου Πράξεως Hungría Sebesülési Emlékérem Islandia No Italia Distintivi d’Onore. Ferito. Mutilato. Alla Memoria Letonia No Lituania No Luxemburgo Insigne de blessé Macedonia del Norte No Montenegro No Noruega Forsvarets medalje for falne i strid Forsvarets medalje for sårede i strid Países Bajos Draaginsigne Gewonden Polonia Wojskowa odznaka „Za Rany i Kontuzje” Portugal Medalha dos feridos en campanha Reino Unido Elizabeth Cross Rumania No Suecia Försvarsmaktens medalj för sårade i strid Turquía No

Thank you. For this time I need only information about NATO countries for the comparation

Thank you For the german badge I found this notice of 2019 https://dserver.bundestag.de/btd/19/157/1915736.pdf Google translator say: Recognizing German soldiers' willingness to make sacrifices - introducing one Wounded badge in the German Bundeswehr The Bundestag wants to decide: I. The German Bundestag states: The soldier's profession is fundamentally different from other professions in our society. Soldiers are obliged to protect their physical and mental integrity, and ultimately their lives, in defense of the Federal Republic to use Germany. For their part, the government and parliament are obliged to do this special operational readiness through comprehensive medical and material support To ensure care if soldiers are wounded or killed. Furthermore, must it will become an obligation for the German Bundestag to prevent injuries and deaths Members of the Bundeswehr should also be given appropriate symbolic recognition. Awards and honors are an integral part of military culture Tradition. With military awards, the state and society honor the performance and commitment of their soldiers. Orders, medals and badges also externally recognize military achievements and sacrifices made visible. The Bundeswehr has been controlled by the German Bundestag for almost three decades sent on foreign assignments. The ISAF and Resolute Support operations in Afghanistan From 2002 to 2018, for example, 56 German soldiers died and 125 were wounded....

Sotainvalidien ansioristi is awarded to people who in one way or another have helped war invalids.

The interest is only for comparison purposes with the aforementioned Spanish medal that was used for prisoners, wounded, deceased and their families. And not so much in past times where several countries did have these medals or badges for the conflicts of the 19th century, but for the current countries that are part of NATO. These are the first more or less confirmed From some countries like Belgium I already have confirmation that they currently DO NOT have this type of award. I'm still searching for others Albania No Alemania Verwundetenabzeichen Bélgica No Bulgaria Награден знак "За пострадалите във военен конфликт, мисия и операция" Canadá The Sacrifice Medal / Médaille du Sacrifice República Checa Medaile Za zranìní Croacia Dinamarca Forsvarets medalje for Sårede i Tjeneste Forsvarets medalje for Faldne i Tjeneste Estados Unidos Purple Heart Eslovaquia Eslovenia España Cruz del Mérito Militar distintivo amarillo Estonia Finlandia Sotainvalidien ansioristi Francia Médaille des blessés de guerre Grecia Μετάλλιο Εξόχου Πράξεως Hungría Sebesülési Emlékérem Islandia No Italia Distintivi d’Onore Letonia Lituania Luxemburgo Insigne de blessé Macedonia del Norte Montenegro Noruega Forsvarets medalje for falne i strid Forsvarets medalje for sårede i strid Países Bajos Draaginsigne Gewonden Polonia Wojskowa odznaka „Za Rany i Kontuzje” Portugal Medalha dos feridos en campanha Reino Unido Rumania Suecia Försvarsmaktens medalj för sårade i strid Turquía

Thank you. I look at whatever is of interest, to see if it can still be in force.

In Spain, a medal was created in 1814 called “of military prisoners” that over time also rewarded other circumstances such as being wounded in combat, wounded or injured in peacetime, prisoners of war or relatives of those who died or disappeared in campaign or captivity. I am interested in knowing from the current 32 NATO countries if there are similar medals or badges (strips, chevrons or others). I do have news about some of them, such as Canada, the Czech Republic, Denmark, the United States or Norway, but in any case I am interested in good images (front and back) with a view to making a chapter of a book. Unfortunately, this Spanish medal disappeared from the award system in 1989, although currently the Cross of Military Merit with a yellow badge serves for this purpose. Thank you The spanish medal https://www.coleccionesmilitares.com/medallas/texto/msp.htm

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Thank you. Yes. I known the pic Hes was awarded with the Commander plaque of the order by decree of 13.5.1838

I dont sure Some other (breast) And others https://www.trazeras.gr/index.php?route=product/search&search=Ο Τολμών Νικά Special Forces School

http://army.gr/el/organosi/stoiheia-organosis-genikoy-epiteleioy-stratoy/dieythynseis-oplon/dieythynsi-eidikon-38 FLAG OF THE TRAIL UNITS - SPECIAL FORCES The current Special Forces insignia was designed in early 1949 by the Commando Command and, after being approved by the GES, replaced - in the spring of 1949 - the previous one along with the green beret instead of the corresponding khaki. Its design was based on a similar emblem of the British Special Air Service (SAS) Commando Units, established during World War II (1940 - 1945). It has the shape of a black medieval shield and the depiction on it includes a yellow sword, which in ancient times was the weapon of choice for lightly armed units undertaking offensive and surprise missions. The sword is held vertically by two navy blue wings. The wings indicate the possibility of performing actions from the air, among others. In a white arched band located at the top of the performance there is the inscription "THE BRAVE VICTORY", which in a free rendering, means "Courage is the most important factor for victory". Along with the patches "DYNAMEIS KATADROMON", white-black color, it is worn by all Special Forces personnel, except Marines - from 1949 to the present day - just like the previous emblem. http://army.gr/sites/default/files/symbol2.jpg http://army.gr/en/content/eortasmos-70-hronon-tin-idrysi-eidikon-dynameon

Royal Commendation Medal

https://www.mil.gov.ua/ministry/simvolika-ta-nagorodi/pochesni-ta-pamyatni-nagrudni-znaki-nachalnika-generalnogo-shtabu-golovnokomanduvacha-zsu.html

There is no record book for this order but the concessions have been collected in this book, but only in paper format, not in the PDF version that can be downloaded at: It appears in the commanders file https://www.boe.es/biblioteca_juridica/abrir_pdf.php?id=PUB-DH-2015-33 https://www.coleccionesmilitares.com/medallas/texto/oic.htm

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Royal Order of 11 september 1930 (Diario Oficial del Ministerio de Marina núm. 207 of September 16 As a result of the proposal made by the Chief of the Destroyer Squadron, to reciprocate the attention and entertainment they received during their visit to the ports of the North, His Majesty the King has seen fit to grant the decorations of the Order of Merit Naval, with a white badge, of the corresponding class, to the Navy, consular and private personnel of the respective nations, which is listed below: GERMANY SWINEMUNDE Third class cross. Ship Captain Mr. Frits Heinrich Conrad. -Second class cross. Harbor Master Mr. Ernst Berg. STETTIN: Second class cross. Mr. Hans Emmanuel Gottstein, Factory Director Feldmuhle paper coy. Honorary Consul Mr. Arthur Kunstmann. WILHELMSHAVEN: First class cross. Lieutenant Mr. Karl Heinrich Wilhelm Jacobson.