| Název: Name: | Vojenský odznak za zranění | Military Wound Badge |
| Název v originále: Original Name: | 軍人傷痍紀章 | |
| Datum vzniku: Date of Establishment: | DD.MM.1913 | |
| Datum zániku: Date of Termination: | DD.MM.RRRR | |
| Struktura: Structure: | A. typ 1913 1. třída 2. třída B. typ 1938 (?) 1. třída 2. třída | A. Type 1913 1st Class 2nd Class B. Type 1938 (?) 1st Class 2nd Class |
| Poznámka: Note: | - | - |
| Zdroje: Sources: | James W. Peterson, Orders and Medals of Japan and Associated States. Third Edition, San Ramon 2000 Archiv autora | |
Vojenský odznak za zranění
Military Wound Badge
軍人傷痍紀章
Reklama
Reklama
Badge For injuries .
This badge was established by the decision of the supreme command of 3. August 1938. The badge is from the very beginning to be broken down into two groups :
l. a Badge for soldiers who have suffered injuries on the battlefield, thus directly in connection with the military operations of the army, air force and navy.
2 .Badge for the rest of the citizens, therefore, even the civilians ( firefighters, police, workers, health staff ) who have suffered injuries such as when bombing or an accident in a munitions factory, accidents in connection with the security of the army in the field .
DESCRIPTION OF THE BADGE :
A badge with a diameter of 30 mm is formed by the cross, which has jagged spikes, which are in red enamel. This interesting shape of the cross is a stylization of an ancient defensive shields of the samurai .Between the arms of the cross are laid a cross, decorated with ancient peaks. In the middle of this interesting badge is a portrait of an ancient, but historically provable imperial warrior, the hero and the samurai Kusunoki Masashige ( 1294 -1336 ),
The difference between the two badges is tiny :
Military group for the wounded in battle is made of gilded silver. The badge, which was awarded for war injuries is made of silver, without gold plating. The resolution is really quite complicated and so we bring pictures of both the decorations
Note :
This beautiful badge is not rare, it appears on the website of the aukra .
Literature :
About.N. Rozanov : Japan –a history in the orders and medals. Moscow 2001.
This badge was established by the decision of the supreme command of 3. August 1938. The badge is from the very beginning to be broken down into two groups :
l. a Badge for soldiers who have suffered injuries on the battlefield, thus directly in connection with the military operations of the army, air force and navy.
2 .Badge for the rest of the citizens, therefore, even the civilians ( firefighters, police, workers, health staff ) who have suffered injuries such as when bombing or an accident in a munitions factory, accidents in connection with the security of the army in the field .
DESCRIPTION OF THE BADGE :
A badge with a diameter of 30 mm is formed by the cross, which has jagged spikes, which are in red enamel. This interesting shape of the cross is a stylization of an ancient defensive shields of the samurai .Between the arms of the cross are laid a cross, decorated with ancient peaks. In the middle of this interesting badge is a portrait of an ancient, but historically provable imperial warrior, the hero and the samurai Kusunoki Masashige ( 1294 -1336 ),
The difference between the two badges is tiny :
Military group for the wounded in battle is made of gilded silver. The badge, which was awarded for war injuries is made of silver, without gold plating. The resolution is really quite complicated and so we bring pictures of both the decorations
Note :
This beautiful badge is not rare, it appears on the website of the aukra .
Literature :
About.N. Rozanov : Japan –a history in the orders and medals. Moscow 2001.
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Na obrázku jsou různé druhy krabiček.
Prameny:
James W. Peterson, Orders and Medals of Japan and Associated States. Third Edition, San Ramon 2000
Archiv autora
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Prameny:
James W. Peterson, Orders and Medals of Japan and Associated States. Third Edition, San Ramon 2000
Archiv autora
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Na obrázku je odznak typu A, 1. třída Senšo.
Prameny:
James W. Peterson, Orders and Medals of Japan and Associated States. Third Edition, San Ramon 2000
Archiv autora
This post has not been translated to English yet. Please use the TRANSLATE button above to see machine translation of this post.
Prameny:
James W. Peterson, Orders and Medals of Japan and Associated States. Third Edition, San Ramon 2000
Archiv autora
This post has not been translated to English yet. Please use the TRANSLATE button above to see machine translation of this post.
Prameny:
James W. Peterson, Orders and Medals of Japan and Associated States. Third Edition, San Ramon 2000
Archiv autora
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