Badge "Participant In The Liquidation Of Effects Of The Accident At Chernobyl".

[deValcourt]

Originally Posted by ericlida

Alexei
I agree with you. There are medals with numbers.
But they are not officially numbered medals.

If for no other reason than the the fact that so many were made; it would be a logistical nightmare to keep track of numbered versions.:(

Phillip

Incidentally Eric, you have an impressive collection of these medals and badges - some in both categories that I did not know existed. You are missing at least one badge though: the VV MVD, which of course is one of the only Chernobyl items I have.:D But then what would you expect from a law enforcement and legal badge guy like myself?:rolleyes:

[Nota Bene]

Originally Posted by ericlida

Alexei
I agree with you. There are medals with numbers.
But they are not officially numbered medals.

It is not an official State level medal, so the numbering could've been easily officially sanctioned at some lower level.

Alexei

[ericlida]

Originally Posted by Nota Bene

It is not an official State level medal, so the numbering could've been easily officially sanctioned at some lower level.

Alexei

Sure, it is a possibility.:)

[CtahhR]

Here is Document A#337788 issued to Boris Vladimirovich Podlesnyj by the Ministry Of Atomic Energy And Industry on 1st July 1990 for "Liquidating" in 1986.

Podlesnyj was born on 11th July 1950 and was a resident of Vishgorod, only 40 miles from Chernobyl.