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Navy Seal
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Lucky Jack
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Someone's hard-drive needs defragging...
Still, can't beat the Soviets for medal collections: ![]() Zhukov, who never managed to get through airport security unscathed. Earned, though, no doubt about that. ![]() |
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Wayfaring Stranger
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I'm sure they were although wearing the actual medal instead of the ribbon is only for special occasions. This is how he would have normally have dressed.
![]() Now note that many of Zukov's medals are duplicates. In our army subsequent awards are identified by a oak leaf cluster pin or similar indication on the medal or ribbon itself. If we wore our awards like the Soviets did then Petraeus would have so many ribbons you wouldn't be able to tell what color his uniform was. Don't get me wrong, I have no problem with a General having a lot of medals, just with displaying all of them all the time. It makes them look cheap and showy (imo).
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Lucky Jack
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Wayfaring Stranger
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Sure they are, but that doesn't mean they have to wear every single one they ever received, some, like the national defense ribbon for just being in the military.
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Navy Seal
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