N. S. MEYER New York Medals PISTOL and GRENADE | ||
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These were stuck on the garage wall at LARRYS
He told me they were "German"
On the back they are marked NEW YORK
Are they "Marksmanship" awards??
A Marksmanship award for GRENADE??
That one has the bulls-eye cross top to it.
The pistol one is plain??
Any ideas if these signify anything military?
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That's a U.S. Army sharpshooter with the bullseye. Without isca marksman. Then you get different attachments for different weapons, like pistol, rifle, machine gun, etc..
I have a bunch, thought I'd shown them, but can't find my post..so maybe not.
https://www.siennapacific.com/blog/10-types-of-marksmanship-badges/
Post WW2
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They are called qualification badges— worn on dress uniforms (officers normally don’t wear). They run from Expert, Sharpshooter to Marksman (highest standard to lowest).
For grenades, there is a qualification course that you go through with practice grenades— actually many soldiers find it challenging.
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US Army WW II Combat Infantry Hat Pin Anodized. Material - sterling silver. The clasp of the brooch has missing. 1939_1945
US Army WW II Combat Infantry Hat Pin Anodized. Material - sterling silver. The clasp of the brooch has missing. 1939_1945