Poll: From what era, shall we say, did this bar originate in?
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Suspensions, Ribbons, Ribbon Bars And Order Of Precedence.
VoG, or Glory?


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marsino Wrote:VoG, or Glory?

VOG :)

OG3 would go before the CSM usually.
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Germany. If you see the OG3 by the VOG (as one I've recently posted) you will see they are different shades too.
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CtahhR Wrote:Germany. If you see the OG3 by the VOG (as one I've recently posted) you will see they are different shades too.

Is there color difference between OG and VOG!? :confused: :banghead
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Looks like it here. As they are under plastic and would be exposed to the same amount of light it could be an explanation. Maybe a subtly that doesn't get much attention and has been lost or a strange coincidence. The ribbon bars are open to more variation than the painted ones.


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Here is a slightly out of order bar with a lack of Armed Forces commemoratives.

For Combat Merits, Germany, 20, 30, Warsaw, 40.


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Here is another quirky bar.

OPW2, VOG, 20, 30, 60, VOG (probably standing in for the 25 Badge).


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CtahhR Wrote:Looks like it here. As they are under plastic and would be exposed to the same amount of light it could be an explanation. Maybe a subtly that doesn't get much attention and has been lost or a strange coincidence. The ribbon bars are open to more variation than the painted ones.

CtahhR,
I don't think it's a more or less hot Orange, I in these two examples I see a different Ribbon fabric texture, different manufacturers?

To me this kind of ribbon (OVG- OGIII or II) makes me go crazy.


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I suppose like with any other things there may be those who deliberately create possibly misleading ribbon bars to try to exaggerate their awards. The question "Is that an OG or VOG?" comes with a thought that the person wearing the ribbon may be a brave combatant.

I wonder just how many ribbon bars were created to deliberately mislead? It is rather different to having the awards on your chest - you can instantly tell the difference between an OG, VOG and 25 Badge (and if you can't take some time reading the threads in this forum).

Here is a bar that will mislead no-one.

20 VOG, 15, 10 Years Service.


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CtahhR Wrote:(and if you can't take some time reading the threads in this forum).


Already done :rolleyes: and I have not found any useful information to my dilemma, otherwise I would not have asked for opinions.
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