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New Navy video on some the Navy's most famous badges.
02/01/2021

New Navy video on some the Navy's most famous badges.

Special Thanks To: Medals of America for providing the medals in this video. MOA Press: All this information is available in our books at https://moapress.co...

https://youtu.be/l5_xOljVlEg..   Happy to report you tube Veterans Medals Workshop video number 61 on Army Patches in th...
01/03/2021

https://youtu.be/l5_xOljVlEg.. Happy to report you tube Veterans Medals Workshop video number 61 on Army Patches in the Vietnam War is off to a great start of over 2000 views on the first day. Please share it with your veteran friends..no comments please on the weight I gain over the holidays......

This special video walks you through the 40 plus combat patches (shoulder sleeve insignia) authorized for U.S. Army Vietnam Veterans between 1961 and 1973. H...

https://youtu.be/O6JyNmgqogg If you served in Vietnam you will find this an interesting show on the Medals of the Republ...
08/13/2020

https://youtu.be/O6JyNmgqogg If you served in Vietnam you will find this an interesting show on the Medals of the Republic and her allies.

During its short and tragic history, the Republic of Vietnam faced the usual problems of a newly independent nation compounded by armed communist assault. al...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Snx27OYsO7IOur newest you tube video on Afghanistan. See what you think.
08/12/2020

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Snx27OYsO7I

Our newest you tube video on Afghanistan. See what you think.

This video is about Afghanistan Veterans' Military Medal awards to include how many veterans display them. All the information shown came from the book Milit...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEoU8Gw2ISgDon't miss the lates book review of the best selling military awards book in ...
01/16/2020

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEoU8Gw2ISg

Don't miss the lates book review of the best selling military awards book in america. You will be surprised and delighted to see the presentations of American's military honors to her veterans from the Revolution to 2020.

This video is a Review of Military Medals of the Armed Forces of the United States of America. All the information shown came from Military Medals of America...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeL4LAqqJgUIf you have a family member who has served in Vietnam this you tube video wil...
12/14/2019

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeL4LAqqJgU

If you have a family member who has served in Vietnam this you tube video will show you their medals and how to display them. Enjoy!

Describes the three military medals every Vietnam veteran was awarded for service in the Vietnam theater of operations from July 1965 through March 1973. The...

A few months ago I was visiting the USS Yorktown and while walking below decks saw a medal display that  is an example o...
12/02/2019

A few months ago I was visiting the USS Yorktown and while walking below decks saw a medal display that is an example of someone who went to a lot of work to do a poor job of displaying a naval hero’s medals. The display in question is of Vice Admiral R. A. Ofstie, a veteran of World War I and World War II whose final assignment was commanding the American Sixth Fleet. Admiral Ofstie was a distinguished naval commander in World War II who was awarded the Navy Cross and Silver Star for valor as well as the Navy Distinguished Service Medal and the Legion of Merit.

This haphazard public display of the Admiral’s medals shown above is a perfect example of why anyone displaying a veteran’s awards needs to know the order precedence of the medals and an understanding of the campaign medals that accompany military service during different conflicts. In this case someone went to a great deal of trouble to take a box of some of the admiral’s medals and carefully cut out a form for each medal in a piece of styrofoam (unfortunately a very bad material to preserve the medals). The medals are displayed in such a haphazard manner that they certainly confuses Navy veterans, family members or historians who view the display.

The admiral was awarded the Navy Cross, our country second highest award for valor, but for some reason two of the medals are displayed and inserted haphazardly in the line of other medals. In actuality the admiral was awarded the Navy Cross only once as well as a Distinguished Service Medal, the Silver Star and the Legion of Merit as his prominent decorations. Two World War I Victory Medals are displayed as well as the Spanish Order of Military Merit and the Polish Cross of Military Merit but no campaign medals of World War II.

His naval aviator wings are displayed at the bottom of the case over a group of miniature medals which are mounted in reverse order showing the foreign decorations first. The display leaves out his World War II campaign medals in addition to the World War II Victory Medal and National Defense Service Medal. Based on his World War II service he would’ve also received the Philippine Liberation Medal.

A correctly assembled display above shows his full military honors. This is the attention to detail we owe every American veteran.

Happy to say the all new, all color Army Medals and Badges book is now finished and listed in Amazon books...200 plus pa...
12/01/2019

Happy to say the all new, all color Army Medals and Badges book is now finished and listed in Amazon books...200 plus pages of everything you would want to know to honor a veteran's service..how to identify their awards, how to obtain them and even better...how to display them. You can leaf thru the book at www.moapress.com.

Thanks for your feedback. Here is the final cover of the new Vietnam book. Special thanks to Col. Gary Gresh for providi...
12/01/2019

Thanks for your feedback. Here is the final cover of the new Vietnam book. Special thanks to Col. Gary Gresh for providing the cover photo of his platoon in Vietnam.

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