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These look foreign definitely. British perhaps? Is this reservist allowed to wear them? I mean damn, it's alot for a Corporal. Found it in the Vancouver Sun
fake penguin said:George I don't know much about Jump Wings, but does White Jump Wings mean he was in was in a Jump Company?
misratah500 said:I thought red wings were jump qualified and white wings we're the old Airborne?
Chief Stoker said:Foreign medals are allowed to be worn with permission, nothing to do if he is a reservist or not.
George Wallace said:Is that the Nova Scotia flag on the last medal on the Right?
George Wallace said:Is that the Nova Scotia flag on the last medal on the Right?
cavalryman said:The last one looks like it has the flag of Jordan on it, and what looks like a white St Andrews cross on blue might be crossed swords.
Jordan International Police Training Centre Medal: instituted by King ‘Abdu’llah II in 2003 to reward the members of the Jordanian and international police instructors and trainers responsible for the training of the 50,000 cadets of the new Iraqi Police Force within Jordan between 2003 and 2007. Awarded in a single class.
Michael O'Leary said:First five look like Canadian and UK service.
General Service medal (South West Asia)
Canadian peacekeeping Service Medal
UNMIK
NATO (Former Yugoslavia)
General Service Medal 1962
Next three
The Overseas Medal (French: Médaille d'Outre-Mer)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overseas_Medal
The National Defence Medal (French: "Médaille de la Défense nationale")
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Defence_Medal
The Medal of the Nation's Gratitude (French: "Medaille de Reconnaissance de la Nation")
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medal_of_the_Nation%27s_Gratitude
Can't find the last one.
Michael O'Leary said:Good call.
http://www.royalark.net/Jordan/jordan5.htm
Jordan International Police Training Centre Medal: instituted by King ‘Abdu’llah II in 2003 to reward the members of the Jordanian and international police instructors and trainers responsible for the training of the 50,000 cadets of the new Iraqi Police Force within Jordan between 2003 and 2007. Awarded in a single class.
George Wallace said:I have had Police officers working for me, and for them to get time off for long periods of training or deployments was next to impossible.
misratah500 said:These look foreign definitely. British perhaps? Is this reservist allowed to wear them? I mean damn, it's alot for a Corporal. Found it in the Vancouver Sun