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Medal "Soldier-Internationalist From The Grateful Afghan People". - Nota Bene - 01-23-2003

Shawn,

I have seen an issued one with both stamps, which doesn't mean of course that they all have to have two stamps.

Alexei


Medal "Soldier-Internationalist From The Grateful Afghan People". - WAR II - 05-22-2003

I found an interesting picture in which a Russian soldier has the Soviet Honorary Badge "To Warrior Internationalist" on the right side and a mixture of Soviet and Federation awards on the left side. He has the Medal "From the Grateful Afghanistan People" mounted with a five sided suspension. I guess this shows a good mix of Russian Federation bravery awards, including Hero of the Russian Federation, with bravery awards from the Soviet Union, including The Order "For Personal Courage".

Bill


Medal "Soldier-Internationalist From The Grateful Afghan People". - new world - 05-23-2003

Impressive set of awards for the Afghan veteran:

Hero of Russian Federation, Personal Courage USSR, Valor Order RF, medals for Valor and Mil Merit!


Medal "Soldier-Internationalist From The Grateful Afghan People". - EricFG - 04-09-2006

What is this?
First I should thank everybody here who has helped with my "is this real?" or "what the heck is this?" posts of late.
I hate asking these dumb questions; it makes me look like a total rube. But I have no where else to turn.
I salve my conscience by contributing monetarily to the forum but it still bugs me that I ask such questions.
Anyway....what the heck is this award booklet? :)


Medal "Soldier-Internationalist From The Grateful Afghan People". - Nack - 04-09-2006

That appears to the doc to the Afghan medal "from the grateful Afghan people"


Medal "Soldier-Internationalist From The Grateful Afghan People". - EricFG - 04-09-2006

Nack Wrote:That appears to be the doc to the Afghan medal "from the grateful Afghan people"
Indeed it is! After some searching I found an image of it. Cute medal.
Thanks Nack, thanks Art for the help. :thumbsup


Medal "Soldier-Internationalist From The Grateful Afghan People". - desantnik - 04-09-2006

The document is real, however I don't believe it to be officially filled out. When this occurs there should be a ubiquitous circular stamp. The only ones I'll go for nowadays have a Dari/Pushto stamp and not a common Soviet voenkomat stamp which can be easily produced.


Medal "Soldier-Internationalist From The Grateful Afghan People". - Taz - 08-03-2006

Grateful afgan people medal with docs and afgan stamp.

Eddie


Medal "Soldier-Internationalist From The Grateful Afghan People". - desantnik - 08-03-2006

An Afghan medal doc with no stamp is almost guaranteed not real. I personally won't touch an Afghan medal doc with even a Russian circular stamp since in Kiev I saw several blank documents with a round, Russian stamp waiting for any name to be added. I have two filled-out documents (one of which I know is real since I received it from the veteran himself), both with the circular Afghan stamp (in Pushto/Dahri?) pictured above. Unfortunately, I cannot provide a scan since I and the documents are on different continents.


Medal "Soldier-Internationalist From The Grateful Afghan People". - bertastan - 02-29-2008

Got this awhile ago. I just could not find it on Afghanistan thread. What was the purposed behind this award or badge
Thanks
Stan