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Roger Simpson PIO
Jul 12, 2014, 10:30:56 PM7/12/14
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The Honorable Discharge Lapel Pin
http://www.amervets.com/replacement/duck.htm
The Honorable Discharge Lapel Pin ("The Ruptured Duck") is the official emblem of Honorable Discharge for all U.S. service branches of all eras. It replaces all previously issued Honorable Discharge lapel pins or buttons and is retroactive back to the Revolutionary War. Honorably Discharged personnel of all four military service branches (and Coast Guard personnel during wartime assignment to the War Department, Navy Department or Department of Defense) are eligible. The Pin may be worn on civilian clothing. The Pin should be displayed among military medals in shadow boxes. See "Common Myths About The Ruptured Duck" for information about its name origin: http://www.americanwarlibrary.com/theduck.htm
http://www.amervets.com/replacement/duck.htm
The Honorable Discharge Lapel Pin ("The Ruptured Duck") is the official emblem of Honorable Discharge for all U.S. service branches of all eras. It replaces all previously issued Honorable Discharge lapel pins or buttons and is retroactive back to the Revolutionary War. Honorably Discharged personnel of all four military service branches (and Coast Guard personnel during wartime assignment to the War Department, Navy Department or Department of Defense) are eligible. The Pin may be worn on civilian clothing. The Pin should be displayed among military medals in shadow boxes. See "Common Myths About The Ruptured Duck" for information about its name origin: http://www.americanwarlibrary.com/theduck.htm
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