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Here's a few more, Bryan

That is one nice 4th Division patch, Bryan

Very nice photo. It does appear that the one third from the left is wearing spurs, Bryan

Gordon, Many thanks to you and Charles for your help , Bryan

Would anyone have any info on dealers, markets, etc in and around Szeged? I will be moving there next month and trying to find out what is available to feed my habit. Thanks, Bryan

Very nice. Now if I could talk my wife into letting me have something like that in the yard , Bryan

Received my copy today and I second everything that Rick said. An outstanding book that I wish I had back in the early 1990s when I was running around the flea markets of Budapest. Will be very useful in another three months when I am back in Hungary. Thank you for your time and effort, Bryan

Sounds like it could be a DUI for HQs, 3rd Armored Division. The photo is what the division patch looks like but I think that the DUI for HQs, 3AD would be like what you described, Bryan

Now that is a nice group. Thanks for posting it, Bryan

Received my copy in today's mail. 5 days from payment to having it in my hands here in South Korea (Thank you, Paul). Must be some kind of a new record for the Army Postal service. Now if I could find a way to get out of the office early so I can start looking at it Bryan

Paul, Payment sent for one copy. Thanks, Bryan

Silver War Badge, Bryan

First Document: Certificate for the North Korean (DPRK) Foundation Memorial Medal awarded to Gil, Jeong Gyoon on 25 Aug 1988. Born 28 feb 1939 in Pyeong An Book-Do, Gwang Shin Goon. Living in Pyeong An Book-Do, Gwang Shin-Goon at the time of the awarding Occupation: Laborer Second Document: Certificate for an Air Force Medal (does not say which one) awarded to Lim, Chung Il awarded on 23 Apr 1953 and second time on 1 Feb 1960. Born 28 Mar 1939 in Pyeong an Book-Do, Ui Ju-Goon, Gum Cheong-Ri Occupation: Master Sergeant in the North Korean People's Army Awarded the first time when he was only 14 years old and only a couple of months before the cease-fire took effect! Then looks like he stayed in the AF til at least 1960 and maybe then went into the Army? Hope this helps, Bryan

#1 is French. Can't recall the exact name at the moment. #s 4-7 are Panthers, Bryan

Very nice. Somewhere around the house I have a copy of a M.I. brief on the 1972 exercise. Will have to see if I can find it, Bryan

Hi Jason, You are 100% correct on both of your guesses, Bryan

And the medal http://gmic.co.uk/uploads/monthly_02_2009/post-4119-1235048757.jpghttp://gmic.co.uk/uploads/monthly_02_2009/post-4119-1235048771.jpg

Ralph and Ed are dead on as this is a case for the ISM (King George V type), Bryan