One question, were these medals issued or over run stock? I assume the latter.
One question, were these medals issued or over run stock? I assume the latter.
If Ye Hath Fought Like a Man, Ye Needen't Hang Like a dog.
I have gongs I was awarded and these US ones shouldn't offend anyone, there are numerous places in Canada and abroad where you can order replica Canadian (or commonwealth) medals also and have them professionally mounted.
It's up to the indavidual if he is an glory attention seeker or collector.
These are over production of metal that were sold to the public.
So ironic that on a website like this, there are still those that want to tell you what you should not be allowed to own.I have gongs I was awarded and these US ones shouldn't offend anyone, there are numerous places in Canada and abroad where you can order replica Canadian (or commonwealth) medals also and have them professionally mounted.
It's up to the individual if he is an glory attention seeker or collector.
Metals from Vietnam to the today, really? Is it even humanly possible to have people pretend that they won them in service with that wide range of dates?
The US government who issues them, have no problem auctioning them off. There are plenty of people who think their a neat thing to own. All other opinions are about as relevant as a liberals opinion on what guns you "need" to own.