05-19-2003, 06:56 PM
Hi,
2 or 3 remarks :
* It seems evident that the "Service to the Homeland" mention has been added later (officially or not ? That's the question...).
* What gives me an interrogation :
Was it the tradition or the use for the person filling the booklet to be the same one using the rotating tool and engraving the SN on the award ?
When I look at the award and the booklet, I have the strange feeling that the same person wrote both of them... I had in mind that the person using the rotating tool was engraving orders one after the other, and that the booklet was filled at a different time by someone different (regarding circumstances of the awarding..).
What do you think ? Is it correct ?
* Third point : the person using the rotating tool seems - in this case - not really familiar with this technique : just look at the two "0", and the beginning of the "2". The work of a beginner ? And not an official "specialist"... ?
Ch.
2 or 3 remarks :
* It seems evident that the "Service to the Homeland" mention has been added later (officially or not ? That's the question...).
* What gives me an interrogation :
Was it the tradition or the use for the person filling the booklet to be the same one using the rotating tool and engraving the SN on the award ?
When I look at the award and the booklet, I have the strange feeling that the same person wrote both of them... I had in mind that the person using the rotating tool was engraving orders one after the other, and that the booklet was filled at a different time by someone different (regarding circumstances of the awarding..).
What do you think ? Is it correct ?
* Third point : the person using the rotating tool seems - in this case - not really familiar with this technique : just look at the two "0", and the beginning of the "2". The work of a beginner ? And not an official "specialist"... ?
Ch.
