The Medals All Korean War Veterans’ Earned and How to Display them.
All the Korean War Service Medals for U.S. Veterans. Most Korean War veterans never received the four military medals they were authorized. For more information and details go to https://medalsofamericapress.com/. All this information came from the books available there. Many Army, Marine, Air Force and Navy veterans were authorized up to six military medals they may have never received. Some of the medals were not approved till 30 to 40 years after the war. Korean War veterans and their families need to honor their service with these military medals which honor their service to our country.
Desert Storm U.S. Veterans Saudi Arabia and Kuwait Liberation of Kuwait Medals
This describes Saudi Arabia and Kuwait Liberation of Kuwait medals awarded United States Veterans for service during Desert Storm. All of this information and more is in the book Military Medals of America at https://www.amazon.com/Military-Medals-America-Frank-Foster/dp/188445271X/ref=pd_. Why the medals were awarded, what the criteria is for their award, a full description of each military medal, where it is in the order precedence, how to display it and how to obtain them 30 years after operation Desert Storm. Veterans and veterans families will enjoy learning about these unique medals that are an important part of their veterans American heritage and service.
Your Southwest Asia Service medal for Desert Storm.
The Southwest Asia Service medal was awarded to U.S. Armed Forces for service during Desert Shield and Desert Storm 1991 to 1993. All the information about this medal came from Military Medals of America at https://www.amazon.com/Military-Medals-America-Frank-Foster/dp/188445271X/ref=pd. The video describes the medal, its criteria and the other military medals awarded to veterans for Desert Storm/ gulf War. Examples of the various forms of the medal are shown as well as examples about how veterans have displayed their military awards for this extraordinary victory by the American Armed Forces conducting the liberation of Kuwait..
Army Desert Storm veterans’ medals and How to display them!!
This video is about all the military medals 250,000 American soldiers should have received for serving in operation “Desert Storm” 30 years ago. All the information came from US Army Medals and Badges at https://www.amazon.com/U-Army-Medal-Badges-Insignia/dp/1884452620/ref=pd_. There are at least four and up to six military medals every soldier who served in operation Desert Storm should have received. Two of the medals are foreign awards and one of those foreign awards was not authorized until 1995 almost 4 years after operation Desert Storm. This video lays out those awards and examples on how to display them for the veteran and for their family.
The Purple Heart, America’s Oldest Military Award, and How to display It
This video is about the Purple Heart, how it was founded, forgotten for 150 years and returned to a special place of honor in our Armed Forces in 1932. All the information came from the book Military Medals of America at https://www.amazon.com/Military-Medals-America-Frank-Foster/dp/188445271X/ref=pd. Originally an Army only award Pres. Roosevelt expanded the award of the Purple Heart to members of the Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard in 1942. Variations of the Purple Heart are shown as well as examples of how it is worn as a ribbon, miniature medals, full-size medals and displayed by veterans or their families.
Medals and Rare Insignia of a Navy Carrier Pilot shot down 3 times in WW II!
This video is about Navy Carrier Pilot’s unusual military medals display case from the second world war that included a rare and unknown insignia. All the medals information came from the book Military Medals of America at https://www.amazon.com/Military-Medals-America-Frank-Foster/dp/188445271X/ref=pd. A review of his military career showed he also served in the Korean War and the process of refurbishing the display case and adding his additional awards is shown in detail. The final display case is a handsome tribute to an accomplished naval aviator who was shot down and rescued three times from the water of the Pacific Ocean. If your dad or grandfather served in World War II or if you are a Navy veteran you will enjoy watching this video about refurbishing and honoring their service with the display of their military medals.
Your Dad or Grandfather’s missing WW 2 American Campaign Medal!
The American Campaign Medal was originally issued to World War II veterans as the American campaign service ribbon. You can learn all the details and more about WW2 veterans’ medals in Military Medals of America at https://www.amazon.com/Military-Medals-America-Frank-Foster/dp/188445271X/ref=pd. When your dad or grandfather came home from World War II there was no American Campaign Medal but only a ribbon. The actual medal was not approved until after World War II and did not become available until late 1947 or 1948 by which time most veterans had put their ribbons in a box and gone to the work, starting families and building a civilian career. The War department made no effort to actually send these medals to veterans unless the veteran wrote his military service branch and requested them. Of the 16 million World War II veterans very few actually received this medal. Learn the story of the ribbon, the medal and why it was awarded and how you can honor your veteran by obtaining it.
European Africa Middle Eastern campaign medal awarded in WW 2 with arrowheads and campaign stars.
This video is about the European Africa Middle Eastern World War II campaign medal for veterans of World War II from 1942 to 1945. All the information about this medal came from Military Medals of America at https://www.amazon.com/Military-Medals-America-Frank-Foster/dp/188445271X/ref=pd. The medal was originally issued as a ribbon to veterans from 1942 to the end of World War II. The actual medal did not become available until 1948 long after most of the 16 million World War II veterans had been discharged and gone home. Your dad or grandfather probably did not receive this medal because when they left the service all they received was a ribbon. This video tells the story of the ribbon, the medal, what it was awarded for and describes it in detail. It tells the different variations of the medal, how to claim it from the government or what it normally will cost. It also demonstrates how the medal would be displayed by World War II veteran or their family
United States Marine Corps Awards and Insignia book Review, 5 Stars Rating
This is an all new Marine Corps awards and insignia book that describes and illustrates in full-color all Marine Corps medals and insignia as well as commonly awarded foreign medals. Available at https://www.amazon.com/Marine-Medals-Insignia-Illustrated-History/dp/1884452299/ref=sr_1 . It replaces the popular Complete Guide to United States Marine Corps Decorations, Medals, Badges and insignia which is now out of print. All Marine ribbons are shown in correct order with all attachments and devices. All Marine insignia including officer and enlisted ranks from 1944 to the present as well as all of the Marine World War II shoulder patches. There are illustrations and descriptions of service identification badges and detailed information on marksmanship and trophy badges. There is a complete guide to the correct wear of medals, ribbons and insignia as well as badges by active-duty Marines and veterans. There is a unique section on displaying Marine Corps medals and badges as well as guidelines on how veterans and their families can claim medals earned in the Marine Corps. It is over 200 pages long in full color, proudly printed in the United States. MOA Press: All this information is available in our books at https://moapress.com/
Women’s Army Corps Service Medal, the only Women’s Unique Military Medal!
Tells the story of the World War II Women’s Army Corps Service Medal and describes the medal in detail.All the information about this medal came from Military Medals of America at https://www.amazon.com/Military-Medals-America-Frank-Foster/dp/188445271X/ref=pd. Also points out other medals the women soldiers may have been authorized.
