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Greetings Tim, 
I don't see anything wrong with both of your hat badges. First one with "silver rays" was worn by Ground Forces, other one with "golden rays" by Militia (Police). They are larger hat badges for šapka (shapka - peaked cap).

I've been having hard time finding photos of him wearing foreign decorations. So far this one's the best, unfortunately some of the stars are not fully visible...

"Awards of the Third Yugoslavia", so far the only book I know about that deals with this matter.
Photos found on ebay.

Now the hard work.

His right side obviously:
1) Montenegrin Order of Danilo
2) French Legion of Honor 
3) Italian Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus
4) Romanian Star

Around the neck: Russian Order of St. George 

His left side:
1) Austro-Hungarian Order of St. Stephen (his son was also one of the recipients but neither one of them is listed on wiki)
2) Order of Takovo
3) ??? Order of the Red Eagle
4) ??? Danish Order of the Elephant (found his name among recipients on wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Knights_of_the_Order_of_the_Elephant#.C2.A0Serbia
5) Romanian Crown
6) ???

7) Wars for Liberation and Independence Commemorative Medal
8) Romanian Medal of Military Virtue (not very well depicted but I'm pretty sure it must be it)

Order of Chivalrous Sword 2nd class

Greetings,
First of all congrats on new additions to your collection!
To tell you the truth I've seen those presidency uniforms before but I don't remember ever seeing cap. Thanks for photos.
So there are at least two types of cloth badges like those, one with black and other with olive cloth.

PS some time ago fellow collector on one Slovenian forum posted these photos. Everyone suspected this badge to be a fake so watch out!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/YUGOSLAV-SUBMARINE-SILVER-CREW-BADGE-LAST-ISSUE-/361326641082?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5420beffba&nma=true&si=umzwqXeCuLYV%2BzdQpMNX6JHcLq0%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

"Colored"

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Yugoslavia-Cold-War-Communist-Silver-Naval-Submarine-Badge-rd-506-/351443463747?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item51d3a9ae43&nma=true&si=umzwqXeCuLYV%2BzdQpMNX6JHcLq0%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

I suspected it could be that one (on first photo under number 8) but just wasn't sure. Thanks for clarification!

More fake submarine badges
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Yugoslavia-Cold-War-Communist-Naval-Gold-Submarine-Badge-rd-566-/252014784033?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3aad406e21&nma=true&si=umzwqXeCuLYV%2BzdQpMNX6JHcLq0%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

Good eye, Paul!

1) White Eagle
2) Takovo V with Swords
3) 40 Years of St. Andrew's Day Assembly Medal
4) Restoration of the Kingdom Medal
5) Wars for Liberation and Independence Commemorative Medal
6) 60 Years of King's Guard Medal
7) 1885-86 War Commemorative Medal
8) Serbian Red Cross Order

Unfortunately large amount of images are still not visible.
I know that's because of the forum upgrade, will they appear in the future? I apologize for going off-topic.

Order of Chivalrous Sword 1st class

 

Tesla 1st class


 

Again White Eagle, Takovo with Swords and St. Sava 1st class.

Medal bar:
1) White Eagle
2) Takovo V with Swords
3) Russian Order of St. George
4) Order of the Star of Romania with Swords
5) Bulgarian Order of Bravery
6) Restoration of the Kingdom Medal
7) Wars for Liberation and Independence Commemorative Medal
8) 1885-86 War Commemorative Medal
9) Romanian Military Virtue Cross (probably, only partially visible)
10) ??? Perhaps the same unknown medal from previous photos.

Probably made on same occasion as the one above.

I stumbled upon much larger image (than one on wiki) of him doing some unrelated search online.
Underneath the same photo on wiki is written that it was made in 1935 while he was an ambassador to France.

Probably made on same occasion as the one above.

Thanks Paul! So just #8 is still problematic.
Here's one more very interesting photo with different medal bar. I'm guessing it should be from somewhere between 1883 and 1886.

White Eagle, Takovo with Swords and St. Sava 1st class.

Medal bar:
1) Restoration of the Kingdom Medal
2) White Eagle
3) Takovo V with Swords
4) St. Sava
5) Russian Order of St. George 
6) Bulgarian Order of Bravery (III grade 2nd class, he's one of 9 cavaliers of the Order of Bravery I grade)
7) Order of the Star of Romania with Swords
8) Wars for Liberation and Independence Commemorative Medal
9) Romanian Military Virtue Cross
10) ???

I've had this photo for some time and I was never able to correctly identify all of the medals on medal bar. 
Do you gentlemen perhaps recognize some of them? 
I believe photo was made somewhere between 1898 and 1900 during his son's reign. At that time Milan was the supreme commander of the army.
I'll also post other photos I found online over the years.

White Eagle, Takovo with Swords and St. Sava 1st class.

Medal bar:
1) 40 Years of St. Andrew's Day Assembly Medal
2) Restoration of the Kingdom Medal
3) Wars for Liberation and Independence Commemorative Medal
4) 60 Years of King's Guard Medal
5) Serbo-Bulgarian War of 1885-86 Commemorative Medal
6) Serbian Red Cross Order
7) Romanian Military Virtue Cross
8) ??? perhaps Romanian Defenders of Independence Medal
9) ??? Franz Joseph 50 Years of Reign Medal (or something else with Franz on front side)
10) ??? Turkish?
11) ??? Turkish?

Thanks, I tried to dig up something about that badge but so far nothing.

Official regulations from 1989 state that members of the Presidency wore same kind of metal badge as officers. I don't know if that was the case before '89.

Translation: Five-pointed star with metal base for cap of active military officers of the ground forces and air force, except generals and for war uniform cap of members of the Presidency of SFRY.

Collar tab and shoulder strap for war uniform of members of the Presidency.

Thanks Rogi, for some reason I always thought it must be something domestic.
If it's foreign it's less likely to be identified based on that photo.

Photoshopping

One more brilliant White Eagle appeared not that long ago. I've been discussing it with Utopis today, here's the link for those who missed the auction: http://www.zeige.com/cgi-bin/cat-art-index.pl?art_no=393&rubrik=6100&lang=d&kat=auktionskatalog

According to information I dug up since I started this topic person in question was awarded with Takovo V in 1893, and became captain 1st class in 1894.
So the photo was made somewhere between 1894 and 1900.
I am still not sure what could that medal be so if anyone has any ideas I'm more than interested to hear them.