Paul R

Are there any more examples out there?

Lets keep them coming!!

Anyone else have any medical tunics?

Yes... the red looks more maroon than bright red... which would mean Stasi. Nice one!

Those are some really nice sets. I love the Stasi officer boards.

Nice set of early BW tabs.

he had some severe facial inguries!

Great pickups! I have not seen an Armenian buckle before.

1870-1918! That is a lot of service time!

Very attractive collection there. I am surprised at the high number of ribbon devices. I wish I knew what they all mean...

Very nice bar, but completely untraceable.

How can you tell?

Wonderful example! Congratulations!

Welcome to the forum! I would love to see this order, when you get a chance to post a pic! :beer:

During my last patrol, I was able to trade my Cutterman Pin(Five Years of Sea time and the completion of certain proficiencies), while permanently attached to a CG Cutter) for his Panamanian Surface Warfare pin(which unlike the US Navy, requires five years of sea time as well). The American influence can definitely be seen in this pin.

Holy Cow! I bet that he had some great stories to tell. Do you have any information on this man?

That is a beautiful bar! I have never seen those Romanian awards on a LW bar. The owner must have been a very high ranking officer.

Hi Harvey, I do not even know what the word "naf" even means, but I can assure you that the poster did not mean any harm. He is a guye advocate for our forces, despite not being an American. I think that he was objectively trying to say how cheaply" made/designed our newer medals have become. I agree with him, but also, I am very proud of my GWOTEM, as I know that I earned mine. I just wish that stars were authorized for subsequent tours/campaigns. :43:

That stinks... he made it through the entire war to be permanently disabled in the final days. I hope that he was able to pursue a decent life afterwards.By the look in his final photo, he received either the WB in Silver or Gold.

It is interesting to see a Polish Officer with Soviet Awards. I wonder how this came to be?

I am sure that the Allies would have been very interested in this man. I wonder what became of him?

Another great document grouping! I wonder what year he joined the service. It is nice to see that he made Feldwebel!

Have you any complete KM uniforms yet?

Can you please post some close ups of the Praque pendent? It looks a little odd to me. Regards Paul

All you need now are a couple sets of Panzer boards(Hauptmann and Major), an EK2, KVK2, PAB/S, and an EK1 to display with the documents. Very rare grouping! Congrats! :- )