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That's a lot of medals!! Is this for real?!! Doc

Christophe, Thanks for the GREAT pics!!! This "Flyboy" loves them jets!!

The reverse Doc

Here's my Gold Honour Cross on a Bow mount. Doc

OoV, That's a GREAT start to your collection!!! Keep it up!! Doc

Thanks to Kevin, This set is now complete with the mini-ribbon Thanks Kev!!! Doc

These are some VERY INTERESTING medal & ribbon bars!!! Doc

Bill, That's a VERY NICE ORS and research!!! I just love the story of the soldier that research brings to life. Doc

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF POLAND Medal for the War of 1939

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF POLAND Medal for the participation in the baltle for Berlin Instituted on 21 Apr.1966

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF POLAND Veteran's Commemorative cross

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF POLAND Established in 1946 to honor those who participated in the Silesian Uprising in 1921 and fought in that region in 1939 and 1945. The ribbon is a combination of stripes which includes the colors of the Cross of Valor, Order of Grunwald and the pre-war Cross of Silesian Valor and Merit. Light blue, red and white center, and red and white border stripes. The cross is 39mm x 39mm.

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF POLAND Established in 1945 as an award for meritorious servcie in combat operations during the German occupation of Poland. The cross was also awarded to partisans in France, Yugoslavia and the Soviet union. The cross is gold gilt with indented borders on both sides The medal is worn on a green ribbon with black border stripes. The cross is 39mm x 39mm.

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF POLAND The Auschwitz Cross was established in 1985 to honor all former prisoners of the German concentration camps. A silver cross with a triangular prisoners symbol and a letter P on red enamel background. The reverse has barb wire and the years 1939-1945 with the words, PRL, Wiezniom Obozow Koncentracyjnych ( For Prisoners of the Concentration Camps). The cross is worn on a gray ribbon with blue stripes. The cross is 45mm x 45mm.

Thanks Guys!!! French Croix de Guere fouragere it is. Doc

Thanks Gerd!! I couldn't remember how to spell fourrage so i used Lanyard Doc

Slava 1st class, Many Thanks!!! Doc

Gentlemen, I need your help to identify this lanyard. Doc

Finally, Pages 3 & 4 Doc

Pages 1&2

Nurse # 2 Cover

Page 1 & 2

I just received these documents for two Soviet Nurses. I need your help, Please. What are their names and is there enough information to get them researched? Here's Nurse # 1 Doc

Paul, These are "qualification" badges. I don't know the award criteria. Doc

Here's a new arrival that fits just right in my Soviet Medical theme. It's the Excellent Medical Worker's Badge s/n 49909. Is it possible to research the recipient from the s/n on the badge? Doc