For all who served, thank you for your service. Post your military related coins. I'll start it off with the 5 star generals set:
I don't have any military themed US coins so I will add a pog and a miitary challenge coin from one of my deployments:
Challenge Coin from my ship, the USS Arleigh Burke (DDG-51) (in case anyone is wondering, shown firing a missile from the forward missile deck)
As everyone knows, work hard and get the chiefs on your side...and you can get away with anything...like making your own “funny” version of the ship’s Plan Of The Day (using the official ship’s letterhead, because IT security hadn’t been invented yet.)
Hahaha. Nice one. When I was an instructor at Surface Warfare Officer School, we had a hall dedicated to Admiral Arleigh Burke. Here is a challenge coin from there: Awful picture...
I served in the Navy in the 70's and my grandson is serving currently. Here is a challenge coin that he sent me recently.
I was a poor sap that got drafter in 1968 before the lottery. Took basic at Ft Bragg, AIT at Ft Dix, Jump School at Ft Benning and the rest of my 2 years in the 82nd. I lost all of my military stuff when I got my divorce. My Father was in WW II in Submarine, and my brother in the Navy on the coast of Vietnam. My military service paid for the birth of my first born and for 6 years of college.
Bless all those who have served or are serving our country, now, and a special memory for my father who served in World War II. Joseph P. Machuga 314th Infantry, 79th Division Combat Medic Normandy Invasion, Purple Heart w/OLC, Bronze Star w/OLC, POW Interred at Arlington National Cemetery
1991 World War II commemorative half dollar 1991 World War II commemorative silver dollar 1991 Korean War commemorative silver dollar. The were some complaints about the odd ball 38th anniversary thing.
VN, no coins, just memories, some good, some bad, but made it home in one piece to be spit on in 1967.