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| Raffali earned his parachute | badge in September 1949. |
| For this, Mohnke received the Wound | Badge in Black. |
| Reichs Sport | Badge in Gold |
| He did his prelim | badge in 1980 with Roy Hodgson. |
| Panzer | Badge in Silver (19 June 1940) |
| After gaining a FA Full coaching | badge in 1947, Skinner took up his first overseas po |
| on Cross second class and the Tank Destruction | Badge in June 1940 during the French campaign. |
| Wound | Badge in Silver (15 December 1943) |
| Panzer | Badge in Bronze (17 July 1940) |
| Panzer | Badge in Silver (3rd Class) |
| Wound | Badge in Gold (1914 and 1939) |
| Panzer | Badge in Bronze (14 February 1942) |
| awarded the Iron Cross 2nd class and the Wound | Badge in black, in July 1942. |
| Players may choose to not play a | badge in order to save it for later rounds; if both |
| e Greek letter gamma, on black, was worn metal | badge in the buttonhole right and embroidered badge |
| Wound | Badge in Black (13 November 1943) |
| Panzer | Badge in Silver (28 May 1940) |
| Panzer | Badge in Bronze (13 July 1942) |
| Wound | Badge in Black (?), Silver (?) and Gold (?) |
| Cooke put the unused | badge in a desk drawer and forgot about it. |
| ion, awarded Major Anthony with the Burma Star | Badge in 2008. |
| Wound | Badge in Black (27 June 1941) |
| RFs used to be marketed under the Western Star | badge in some countries such as Australia. |
| "S line" | badge in front grille |
| Wound | Badge in Silver ( 11 November 1942 ) |
| e Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross, the Wounds | Badge in Silver. |
| Wound | Badge in Black (17 July 1942) |
| Wound | Badge in Black (6 November 1944) |
| Panzer | Badge in Silver (4 October 1941) |
| Wound | Badge in Black (August 1943) |
| Tank Destruction | Badge in Silver: (1 kill), Oberst, Commander of the |
| WWI Wound | Badge in Black (1918) |
| Wound | Badge in Black - World War I |
| uses have been named after parts of the school | badge in Latin, Sagitta (the arrow), Avis (the birds |
| Panzer | Badge in Silver "25" (11 '43) |
| Combined Pilots-Observation | Badge in Gold with Diamonds |
| Wound | Badge in Silver |
| Combined Pilots-Observation | Badge in Gold with Diamonds (14 July 1941) |
| Infantry Assault | Badge in Silver (9 November 1942) |
| Panzer | Badge in Silver |
| Wound | Badge in Black (?) |
| t of the following decorations: Panzer Assault | Badge in Bronze or Silver; Wound Badge in Black (for |
| Infantry Assault | Badge in Silver (13 July 1942) |
| Wound | Badge in Gold |
| The central disc shows the obverse of the | badge, including the surrounding green enamelled pal |
| d a loose shirt decorated with a large scarlet | badge inscribed with characters in black indicating |
| This is where he adopted the blue ribbon | badge, inspired by a line from The Bible. |
| Secretary of Homeland Security Identification | Badge is a military badge of the United States Coast |
| The Surfman | Badge is a military badge of the United States Coast |
| The War | Badge is worn on the lower part of the left breast p |
| The Green Stars | badge is a shield divided into four quarters each re |
| The club | badge is of a magpie, representing the club colours, |
| henol A diglycidyl ether (commonly abbreviated | BADGE) is a chemical compound used as constituent of |
| BADGE is listed as an IARC Group 3 carcinogen, meani | |
| the motto, which is incorporated in the school | badge, is 'Puritas Probitas Veritas', which is Latin |
| This | badge is worn over the right breast pocket. |
| tors or carried by high-ranking officials as a | badge is worn today. |
| The | badge is considered "permanent" at the eighteen mont |
| he Coast Guard Command Enlisted Identification | Badge is a temporary decoration which is awarded to |
| The school | badge is a white shield with two green bars above wh |
| The | badge is permanently awarded to any member of the Co |
| The Surfman | Badge is senior to the Coxswain Badge, and Coast Gua |
| This reference to Louis XIV in the club's | badge is very important because he increased the pow |
| The Aviation Rescue Swimmer | Badge is awarded to all United States Coast Guard pe |
| The school | badge is derived from its location, showing a styliz |
| This | badge is all but unique within the British police, s |
| tage of their booth, after which a $25 fee per | badge is assessed. |
| The team | badge is the same as the logo of its parent company, |
| On the | badge is the inscription "For Tanith, For the Empero |
| Her | badge is still visible on the Selborne dry dock wall |
| The yellow | badge is in the shape of the Tablets of the Law. |
| The | badge is worn above awards and decorations on the le |
| d advisor, the Command Enlisted Identification | badge is surrendered and is not considered a permane |
| The Commandant Staff | Badge is a decoration of the United States Coast Gua |
| The motto, which is incorporated in the | badge, is 'Zeal with Truth'. |
| (The 5S | badge is a golden shovel.) |
| The Llanelli Wanderers | badge is an inverted pentagon in the team colours ho |
| United States Navy equivalent of the Coxswain | badge is the Small Craft Enlisted Pin. |
| The back of the | badge is flat and displays a soldered horizontal sti |
| The Donat's | Badge is the Badge of the Order without the upper ar |
| Defeat American Aggression | Badge is a military badge given during the Vietnam W |
| The | badge is based on the crest of Boston Borough counci |
| sed over this possible carcinogenicity because | BADGE is also used in epoxy resins in the lining of |
| The Physician Assistant and Nurse Practitioner | Badge is a military badge of the United States Coast |
| The Command Enlisted Identification | Badge is worn on the lower left uniform pocket and i |
| The Tactical Law Enforcement | Badge is a military badge of the United States Coast |
| The | badge is initially presented as a "temporary" badge |
| The school | badge itself represents the 3 schools, with 3 stars |
| Union Army 1st Division | Badge, IV Corps |
| German Sports | Badge judges |
| Black with eagle | badge keeping the left side of the brim pinned up. |
| he Gordon Highlanders, as evident from the cap | badge, kilt and headdress. |
| An extremely rare SS | badge, known as the SS-SA Fliegerabzeichen, was issu |
| Wood | Badge Leaders |
| Further on, the white whale tail on the | badge links to Sandefjord citys whaling history. |
| At first the Virginia Indians had to wear a | badge made of striped cloth while in white territory |
| A whitish spot slightly obscuring the | Badge Man face is claimed to be the visual remnant o |
| Badge Man is the name given to a photographic image | |
| He labeled this image | Badge Man because the image shows what may appear to |
| e Army Commendation Medals, Combat Infantryman | Badge, Master Parachutist badge, Glider Badge, Range |
| One | badge may contain several films of different sensiti |
| Clan | badge: Mistletoe. |
| The | badge, motto and autograph of Geoffrey Whitney |
| d him the privilege of carrying LAPD Detective | badge No. 1. |
| The warrant number is equivalent to a | badge number in other police services; it is a uniqu |
| Pape's | badge number 40 was retired from service. |
| Coley's | badge number was 405. |
| e Los Angeles Police Department announced that | badge number 714 - Webb's number on the television s |
| sked the other officers for Crowley's name and | badge number, Crowley said, "Thank you for accommoda |
| lice officers had exchanged their hats and the | badge numbers that established their identities were |
| Inf. Assault | Badge: October 1940 |
| The | Badge of Military Merit, later the Purple Heart, was |
| O / DC*PO): who in addition to the star wear a | badge of smaller design than that of Knights of the |
| Chenchik was awarded the Order of the | Badge of Honor. |
| sometimes compared to Stephen Crane's The Red | Badge of Courage for its depiction of the war, but S |
| Jack Reed: | Badge of Honor (1993) TV movie - Nicole Reed |
| own, the place of the third being taken by the | badge of the Jesuit order. |
| will also carry an inscription and the polices | badge of office, will form one side of a rectangular |
| The album became a | badge of hip taste in the 1960s, evidenced by its ap |
| lover of Stephen Crane, the author of The Red | Badge of Courage, the outstanding fiction of the Ame |
| f the Speakers that wore the Cocked Hat as the | badge of office. |
| dship of Peoples in 1976, and the Order of the | Badge of Honor in 1957. |
| s Yorkist marriage, King Henry VII adopted the | badge of the single red and white Tudor Rose to symb |
| two rare drafts of the U.S. Constitution and a | Badge of Military Merit (the original Purple Heart), |
| orised to fly the Union Jack, with the Arms or | Badge of the Colony emblazoned in the centre thereof |
| ne had done in New York while he wrote The Red | Badge of Courage. |
| om the flag of the State of Indiana, while the | badge of the 10th Infantry is shown on the canton. |
| November 24, 1945 - Order of the | Badge of Honor, |
| cross and crosier from which is suspended the | badge of the Order in gold and enamel. |
| It is thought of as a | badge of honor among expert comedians and is notorio |
| ated by the inclusion of a spider's web in the | badge of Brookmans Park School. |
| The former | badge of an Officer of the Order of Merit of the Ita |
| became the only Slovenian to receive the Gold | Badge of the European Athletic Association and in 20 |
| hangel Michael conveyed to every member a gold | badge of the image of the saint standing on a rock ( |
| The cap | badge of the 20th Hussars is formed of an XHX with a |
| Badge of the Brigade | |
| The cap | badge of The Birmingham Pals was that of The Royal W |
| The | badge of rank was one white or silver bar on the epa |
| The cap | badge of the Royal Canadian Dragoons is special; it |
| Officer (OA), which wears the | badge of the Order on a ribbon with rosette on the l |
| abahu the First, as such it is part of the cap | badge of the Gajaba Regiment of the Sri Lanka Army. |
| Badge of the Riflemen's Association | |
| Red Banner of Labour in 1970, the Order of the | Badge of Honor in 1972 and the Order of Friendship o |
| Cap | Badge of the 207th |
| The device on the canton was the | badge of the Engineers and Pontoniers of the Civil W |
| Dryas is the clan | badge of Clan MacNeil of Scotland. |
| come a symbol of the local area, and forms the | badge of the nearby Church of England primary school |
| Badge of the Assassin (1985) | |
| Badge of the 117th Battalion | |
| The | badge of rank is two white or silver bars on the epa |
| Ground Assault | Badge of the Luftwaffe (26 September 1944) |
| Buckle is the Regiment | Badge of the 20th Foot. |
| later received the Danish Badminton Federation | badge of merit. |
| ed pejorative, but some have reclaimed it as a | badge of honor, William Branham wrote: "And what the |
| Badge of 75 Squadron on reconstructed TA-4K kahu Sky | |
| inspiration for the battle depicted in The Red | Badge of Courage. |
| Henry wishes "that he, too, had a wound, a red | badge of courage", echoing a wish to have been wound |
| The | badge of rank worn on the epaulettes by the Deputy C |
| d in the Crimean War, with tablets bearing the | badge of the club and details of the battles of the |
| Baldycheva was awarded Order of the | Badge of Honor (1976). |
| Cape, says Viljoen, alcohol abuse is “almost a | badge of honor,” even among women. |
| Amosova was awarded Order of the | Badge of Honor (1976). |
| Red Banner of Labour in 1960, the Order of the | Badge of Honor in 1969 and the Medal For Labour Hero |
| Colonial | badge of Hong Kong |
| Ground Assault | Badge of the Luftwaffe (18 June 1943) |
| The white boar | badge of Richard III as pendant to a Yorkist livery |
| USSR in 1972 and was awarded the Order of the | Badge of Honor in the same year. |
| Bene Merito | Badge of Honour - 2010, posthumously |
| The | Badge of Theta Delta Chi. |
| , should wear [the charges against him] like a | badge of honor," and "I think it's a crock and they |
| worker who is buried with his labor card as a | badge of honor but his widow is told she needs that |
| USSR in 1957 and was awarded the Order of the | Badge of Honor in the same year. |
| Star, Sash and | Badge of the Order of the White Eagle [Russia]; Badg |
| of a fleeing Union soldier), however, is not a | badge of courage but a badge of shame. |
| 'The following is announced as the | badge of this corps: A miniature cartridge box, blac |
| les sewn to their clothes as an identifier and | badge of shame. |
| Cap | badge of the I Corps |
| With this title he received a golden | badge of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy |
| Ground Assault | Badge of the Luftwaffe |
| Soldatenko was awarded the Order of the | Badge of Honor in 1972. |
| The result was the Wound | Badge of 20 July 1944, which Hitler awarded to those |
| anner of Labour and two times the Order of the | Badge of Honor. |
| The | badge of HMS Vox is a horn or cornucopia surmounted |
| Badge of the 79th Armoured Division | |
| He was to become the last recipient of the | Badge of Military Merit in June 1783, one of only th |
| nly thing I can relate it to at all is The Red | Badge of Courage. |
| Badge of the Maritzburg College Old Boys' Associatio | |
| Order of the | Badge of Honor |
| Officer's cap | badge of the BSAP, circa 1965, showing the "wounded |
| laborate gold collar made of cockleshells (the | badge of pilgrim, especially those to Santiago de Co |
| rse standard (a claim recalled in the heraldic | badge of the county of Kent). |
| possible influence on Stephen Crane's The Red | Badge of Courage, though the evidence that Crane had |
| d in McClure's Magazine the year after The Red | Badge of Courage, depicts an elderly Henry Fleming w |
| rris Nelson stated "The zoot suit has become a | badge of hoodlumism". |
| He was already famous for his book The Red | Badge of Courage, a Civil War novel. |
| ned so that you can see it when he flashes his | badge) of him and Homer and Fred sitting in a Blackh |
| eing were considered by Kakfwi as a "political | badge of honour". |
| of the feitian from Dunhuang appear on the arm | badge of the space suit. |
| the other four Tudor monarchs, as well as the | badge of Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth's own mother. |
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