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I-25 10-10-08 05:18 PM

its funny that they wont reinstate the iron cross as a medal and its painted all over their air force;)

Hylander_1314 10-10-08 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Skybird
Let'S keep the nasty stuff out of here, please. The Third Reich should have won WWII? Hell, we all should feel glad it didn't. It would have been hell on earth. And for many it was.

Agreed:up:

Rhodes 10-10-08 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by I-25
its funny that they wont reinstate the iron cross as a medal and its painted all over their air force;)

And I think the tanks also have it (and the planes of WW1 also had it, and possibly all the arm forces) but Skybird or other one that knows can correct me! This case is more like a simbol for german arm forces.
It's like our Christ Cross, it's a symbol of our nation (along with our shield) and so of our arm forces (army,navy and air force;but I think the last two uses it more).

About the medal, the new one, I do not like it. I think it's the color of the medal.The ribom is fine, it's the flag colors and each one has it's meaning as all the colors form flags,etc, but the golden medal... Well "we don't argue tastes!"(sounds better in portuguese).

And I think that the iron cross would be a better that this new medal, and with the same eagle simbol of the new one in the middle and some words of valor or one date, the 1813 or other that have significance to the german!

Another off-topic, I also don't like the portuguese medal of valor, it's also something that it's doesn't fit right with our history!


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