Serial numbers of awards and time period of awarding

[medals73]

Seconded.

Thirded.

[Bill Garvy]

Fourth-ed!

[desantnik]

We'll see. I'm trying to encourage some of you - one or two are close, but I don't think anything has actually been published yet.

[EricFG]

I'm trying to encourage some of you - .

To do what? Or, what kind of help do you need from the likes of me?

[desantnik]

To do what? Or, what kind of help do you need from the likes of me?

http://soviet-awards.com/forum/soviet-mi...urnal.html

[CtahhR]

I had an article published some time ago - universally ignored.

If you can find it you'll enjoy it.

No clues from me on where it was/is.

[Tommy]

Intriguing.

Now to think of a subject!

[CtahhR]

Before you think of a subject you need to subscribe a club. The reason why the article advocating the collecting of Soviet award documents will not be published.

[RedMaestro2]

We'll see. I'm trying to encourage some of you - one or two are close, but I don't think anything has actually been published yet.

Guilty :o But some sources I had planned to use for an article fell through (say, for instance, a book so obscure that even the Lenin Library doesn't have it). I'm currently attempting to open other sources that, if they work out, will well make up for it though :)

[Auke]

I don't think the issue is the collectors' willingness to write something, getting it published is the problem. I see that this month's JOMSA has a Soviet-themed article, and given OMSA's inclination toward American stuff, it's probably the last one for this decade...