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Photographs Of Recipients Of Soviet Awards/Service Personnel.
A HSU with Hungarian medals...

Ch.

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2 Red Banners...

Ch.

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Another Marshal Star...

Ch.

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Another HSU...

Ch.

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A double Order for Service to the Motherland...

Ch.

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Christophe Wrote:A double Order for Service to the Motherland...

Christophe,

That is one of the 589 original recipients (or in this case should we say "a recipient of one of the 589 original orders awarded" ;) ).

Marc
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Christophe Wrote:A double Order for Service to the Motherland...

Ch.

Pic : © Christophe – ChR Collection

Probably more accurate to say "Cavalier of the Orders of Service to the Motherland, 2nd and 3rd classes"

Lapa Wrote:Christophe,

Branch Marshal ... :o

Marc

Specifically, Army General (or General of the Army) ... similar ranks in the other arms of services in the Red Army would be "Chief Marshal of XXXX" ...
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ibaya Wrote:Probably more accurate to say "Cavalier of the Orders of Service to the Motherland, 2nd and 3rd classes"

Hi Ibaya and others,

I have here a (maybe) stupid question : I thought the term "Cavalier" was used only when one was awarded the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Classes of an order, i;e; the 3 classes of the Order. Is it correct ?
Or can we say "Cavalier of the 2nd and 3rd Classes" (only), meaning that the term we see sometimes "Full Cavalier" relates to all the 3 classes ?

Said differently : is it correct to say Cavalier for 2 classes only ?

Just a question... :confused:

Cheers.

Ch.
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Christophe,

In Russian, someone awarded an order or a medal bears the title of "Cavalier of [order/medal]"

Marc
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A Hero of Russia. And a former Pilot / Navigator... Can't tell which badge it is... Again like the previous portraits, he has recently been awarded the Medal for 60th Anniversary of the Liberation of Belarus from the German Invaders.

Ch.

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