U.S. Army Decorations Awarded to Red Army Personnel in World War II

[slava1stclass]

Gents,

Trust me - a bona fide, airtight Bronze Star Medal award to a foreign recipient.

Regards,

slava1stclass

[desantnik]

Originally Posted by slava1stclass

Gents,

Trust me - a bona fide, airtight Bronze Star Medal award to a foreign recipient.

Regards,

slava1stclass

What!? No LOM too? Slacker... ;)

[CtahhR]

The Chief Commander LOM will be on the other side of the tunic.....

[slava1stclass]

Originally Posted by CtahhR

The Chief Commander LOM will be on the other side of the tunic.....

CtahhR,

Certainly not in the above example, but possibly on the tunic represented in this thread: http://soviet-awards.com/forum/sovie...ns-medals.html

Regards,

slava1stclass

[Al-muell]

Originally Posted by slava1stclass

Gents,

Trust me - a bona fide, airtight Bronze Star Medal award to a foreign recipient.

Regards,

slava1stclass

Is it me, or is there something wrong with the way the awards are mounted?

[desantnik]

I agree, when worn in such a sharp incline the awards usually look unusual, but if you line up where the award would be attached to the appropriate ribbon, they are as they should be.

[CtahhR]

It's difficult to get an overall feel of the serviceman getting just a partial shot of his chest. Did the photographer have some sort of fetish or was the recipient just sat too close to the camera?

[desantnik]

Originally Posted by CtahhR

It's difficult to get an overall feel of the serviceman getting just a partial shot of his chest. Did the photographer have some sort of fetish or was the recipient just sat too close to the camera?

It's just photo cropping to better capture the awards in light of the 120kb limitation.

[EricFG]

Originally Posted by Al-muell

Is it me, or is there something wrong with the way the awards are mounted?

Originally Posted by desantnik

I agree, when worn in such a sharp incline the awards usually look unusual, but if you line up where the award would be attached to the appropriate ribbon, they are as they should be.

I think he means the ribbons are bass-ackwards; High-end underneath the next highest, instead of the other way 'round. Ribbon mounting, not order precedence.

[slava1stclass]

Originally Posted by EricFG

I think he means the ribbons are bass-ackwards; High-end underneath the next highest, instead of the other way 'round. Ribbon mounting, not order precedence.

Gents,

This point/question has come up on the forum in the past. There was a period in time when the orders/medals were in fact worn in the order/precedence seen in this image. DougD or another forum uniform expert should be able to furnish more detail.

Regards,

slava1stclass