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3790: 3802: 1786:(if this is only worth a START, then I give up right here and right now). Then, go have a look at the board where all award articles are categorised by importance and rating. A mere 2 Good Articles out of a total of 2,646!! Does this make sense to anybody here? Either your criteria are completely nonsensical or you have none at all. Criteria MUST by mere definition be based on a norm, a standard, if only 2 of 2,646 meet them, then I submit they are a tad too high. 2 out of 2,646... Come on people! 38: 3182:

recipient is not in the public domain. While most if not all the photos were first been published in the press, there have been many VC books, Wilkins (1904), Creagh & Humphris (1921), Roe (1946), The Register of the VC (1981, 1988, 1997) and David Harvey (1999) featuring all available photographs of VC recipients. I have all these books and if there is a bot available I am happy to to verify VC photos.

1220: 175: 2241:, which falls within the scope of this project. There seems to be a few problems, but proper resolution of them is being hampered by a disruptive anonymous editor who persistently reverts and refuses to engage in discussion at the talk page. I don't want to here promote any one side of the disputes; I would just like more eyes on the page and/or input in the discussions. Cheers. -- 1178:, declining a British honour is hardly a defining feature for the individuals concerned, and there are various unrelated reasons to decline one; on the other hand, we do categorize those who accept accept a British honour, and it seems inconsistent if being proposed for one and declining it is seen as less significant than being proposed for one and accepting it. Thoughts? 114:

Imperial system of honours and awards was extended over the Empire/Commonwealth for a siginificant period of time and is usually considered by affected countries to be a quasi-extension of their own system. My thought on this is that dual tagging would help solve this with affected pages tagged both 'United Kingdom' and 'Imperial - British Empire and Commonwealth'.

719:-- This also effects a significant number of related categories which have been listed as part of the same discussion. The intent is to assist in standardising the category schema and align it against that in use here on the english Knowledge based on the projects adopted category schema. Contributions to the discussion on commons would be appreciated. Cheers, 1936: 1403:. Articles are typically reviewed for two weeks. If substantial concerns are not addressed during the review period, the article will be moved to the Featured Article Removal Candidates list for a further period, where editors may declare "Keep" or "Delist" the article's featured status. The instructions for the review process are 1368:. Articles are typically reviewed for two weeks. If substantial concerns are not addressed during the review period, the article will be moved to the Featured Article Removal Candidates list for a further period, where editors may declare "Keep" or "Delist" the article's featured status. The instructions for the review process are 4461:) are easily found and described. If the consensus was that having the award was a qualifier of notability (placing trust in the Nobel Committee's decisions), it wouldn't matter if we could immediately determine why the Prize was awarded. For lesser-known more-academic awards this is an issue for editors working AfC or AfD. 1817:

system but use some common sense with it... And PLEASE, if you rate an article, have the courtesy to include your reasoning in the article's talk page, give us 1/2 a chance at improving it. But slapping a START rating on an article simply because it's new is quite honestly, maddening! OK... I feel better now.

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process. We as Wikiproject members are not able to rate these as Good Articles. There is a long and involved process including a nomination process. If you have an article that you think meets the criteria I encourage you to submit it to the process. Let us know here on the message board that you

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It's not a matter of being POd, it's how they are being used. Do you honestly believe that a mere 2 articles are GA out of 2646? No offense to anybody, but we can't be holier than the pope here. People find an article really good but downgrade it for the smallest of technicalities. Use the rating

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I do wonder whether it's appropriate that short articles on military personnel have huge lists of coloured icons representing their medals, rather than perhaps linking to a centralised page that displays these icons. Not to decry their achievements, it seems to overbalance the informational aspect of

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I propose that the current banner be updated to incorporate the ability to categorise pages by importance, quality and project sub-area. Classification by project sub-area will require a little bit of thought. Whilst it makes sense for this to be done by country, the UK presents a special case as the

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The current project banner does not provide for article classification by quality and importance. Whilst ODM are usually, and should consistently be, tagged with one of the History Project tags (which do have quality and importance classifications), the importance to the field of ODM is often not the

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because the subject of the biography I was editing mentioned it. But for someone interested in the subject it should be easy to create a similar article by cut and pasting the text from the chapter (along with the picture of the medal) and then giving it a small copy edit. (For those who do not know

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Is there a reliable source listing all foreign recipients of Legion of Merit? Actually I am looking for "Mian Ata Rabbani" or "M A Rabbani" of Pakistan, who in his book claims to have received it in 1964 while he was Pakistan's Air Attache in Washington, but I can't verify it from secondary sources.

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notable. There have been many AfDs where people with significant honours (like knighthoods) have been proposed for deletion because the nominator didn't put two and two together and realise that receiving such a high honour was an indication of notability. The AfDs have invariably been defeated. The

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Most certainly not. It has generally been established that recipients of any award lower than the CBE are not inherently notable, but holders of the CBE and above generally are. Anslyn is not inherently notable because of his MBE, although he may be borderline notable because of his achievements and

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because other deletion processes that used that template have moved on to other methods. Those other processes now say to lodge an objection on the talk page, however, this particular F4-deletion process has no such recommendation and no such instructions to administrators to check for objections on

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Thanks. I probably expressed myself badly. I should have said "Here's a table relating to the various services additions for multiple awards of the Air Medal. It's not great but it's the best I can do. If the experts can make it presentable and put it in the article, that would be a good thing.

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article between 22 November 1989 and 27 September 2006 they were stars, but before and after (possibly going back to the Vietnam War, which should also be clarified for those services) they were numerals, except for the Coast Guard where they have always used stars. The I think a table is called

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This topic has faded away. Does the project wish to use quality and importance ratings (as do other projects), or not? One very active editor (not me) is getting agitated over judgements made on his work, so what's the view? Either we don't, in which case, some problems evaporate, or we do, in which

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If you created this category, please note that the fact that it has been proposed for discussion does not necessarily mean that we do not value your kind contribution. It simply means that one person believes that there is some specific problem with it. If the category is up for deletion because it

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Seems I now have the full attention of a few people in Commons who'se goal in life is to delete my personnal photos from my personnal collection of medals. I have neither the patience not the will to deal with this level of stupidity... Cheers! I am out of here. Was fun for a while but I refuse

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No, we do not need to translate titles unless they are commonly translated in the sources. Is the Order des Palmes Académiques commonly translated to Academic Palms? I would doubt it, given that's a very odd name in English. To assume that everything needs to be translated into English on Knowledge

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moved to Legion of Honour. I would now go with the names as they are translated in reliable English language sources. I can do some work to update the template if needed. I would recommend creating a redirect from the French name to the English name, once written. I have noticed some resistance

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which I use as a starting point has all of them identified by their French names... Question, should I carry on using these or should I translate them on the template (of which I am not the author)? Do we require a broad concensus here or should I go ahead with the translation since it is clearly

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All awards/medals are established by way of Royal Warrant which are public documents. These RWs contain the actual 'criteria' for the award and I would suggest that it would be useful for anyone who has copies of the RWs to publish them in the page which refers to that award so we can see when the

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Tuppence from me. Croix de guerre is a name commonly used, and I dont think you will find many instances in the text of wikipedia articles at the moment that refer to the "French War Cross of 1939-45". The sheer numbers of links to the French spelling (300 or so for the 1939-45award, and I stopped

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which makes it a bit easier. I think the Honours list as an entity is notable, each individual honours list is well covered and I don't see it clashing with our notability criteria. Just because it is annoying to maintain does not mean it should be deleted. (otherwise I would love to see half the

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Actually, I"m concerned about that pretty good list (although I agree with you that it is "pretty good"). Much of it is unreferenced, and I fear that some of it sounds like urban legend, for example the claim that "Henry Lascelles, 5th Earl of Harewood, GCVO (in 1922, as he thought marquessates

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is neither English nor French. What is Chevalier? What does Ordre mean? What is a Palmes? With intuition I can infer that "Académiques" supposed to relate to academia in some shape or form but even then I do not know how the topic relates to academia. Article names and especially category names

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by Philip A Wilkins. The work was republished in the US in 1970 and again last year. It therefore complies with UK copyright having been published prior to 1943 and US copyright having been first published in the US prior to 1996. I find the suggestion bizarre that the standard portrait of a VC

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In the section structure we should include who are the high officials. (The Sovereign Head, The Grand Prior, The Lord Prior of St. John etc.) In fact I know only who is The Sovereign Head (Elizabeth II) and even if The Grand Prior and the others have not an article, if someone knows their names

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What is needed to fix this issue? I would be surprised if any VC photo violates copyright. I am familiar with many of these photos which have been published in multiple publications over many years. They are clearly in the public domain and I am happy to certify same and wonder how to do this.

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to the main space. I am reluctant to self-rate it beyond C class, but I think it meets B class requirements and might be approaching GA. Could someone do a B-class review? Spanish language skills or a willingness to use an online translator would be useful for source verification as there were

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I suggest that the project should document, for guidance, criteria for rating the importance and class of articles. Class can probably follow other projects' precedents but importance needs to transcend national viewpoints (for this reason one project - WPMLHIST - has not used importance. For

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specifies professors holding distinguished chairs or certain fellowships. While there were certainly scholastic reasons for those distinctions, I've found it harder to determine what actions by which the honored recipient is notable. For example, the reasons for awards of the

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Nearly all of these articles are in French, where would I put a request to translate & move them to the English title? It is very hard to navigate the category as I do not know French. Mind that it is not even fully French it is a weird mix of English and French such as

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For starters there is no consistency in the category. Article names exist for the reader to immediately know what the content is about. We regularly translate awards to English all over the site and I do not see any reason why French should be given an exception. otherwise

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The main point of this criterion is to avoid people who have received a significant award or honour from being deleted because little else can be found on them. Of course people receive honours for being notable, but the fact they have received an honour indicates they

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Thanks for the heads up, I wandered over and gave my two cents. I have been watching that one develop, but wasn't sure if input would be welcome. Some Wikiprojects seem territorial and since I am not a member I have just been watching as an outsider looking in.

1782:... I've been dishing out articles on Russian Federation and Soviet Union awards by the truck load for months now. The ratings criteria used in this WikiProject elude me a bit. Have a look at this one which was very recently honoured with a START rating 919:. Its importance is rated as "low", presumably thru Norway not being a major world or regional power (debate elsewhere!), but the award is Norway's top one for military valour. The quality ratings are safer ground and can focus attention where it's needed. 2020:

The images that you are tying to use are only uploaded to the Russian Knowledge, thus only available on Russian Knowledge pages. Go to commons.wikimedia.org and if you do a search for Order of the Red Banner of Labour you will see two similar images

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No. He is not a British/Commonwealth citizen, therefore it would be honorary. However, the source that claims his GCMG would not open, so that should probably be found again. For a deceased head of state, his article is under referenced. Cheers.

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because it's in (bastardised) French? No, we clearly do not, because the English-language sources use the former name. And French isn't any form of exception; we do the same with all languages. Your point about Cyrillic confuses translation with

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until a consensus is reached, and anyone is welcome to contribute to the discussion. The nomination will explain the policies and guidelines which are of concern. The discussion focuses on good quality evidence, and our policies and guidelines.

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If you can provide that kind of publication history for the other photos, then I'd suggest you add them to the other VC photo file pages and their deletion discussions. (Note: Not all the VC photos use "VC" as part of their filenames) --

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At the moment I am seeking 'in principle' consensus for the change and also welcome comments on implementation aspects. As I see it, there are two different aspects to decide - whether the change is needed and, if so, how to change it.

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uses an appalling translation of the German title for this badge. It is usually referred to as the Pilot/Observer Badge in English language reference works. I suggest this entry be renamed, and 'Pilot/Observer Badge' be used instead

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as a base to create articles for each individual award. In accordance with the instructions on the page of this WikiProject, I translated the award names into English. I also started creating articles on French awards, but...

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If they are pissing everyone off, then let's just get rid of them. They were added without consensus in the first place, so they can disappear just as easily. You need only to find someone who knows how to do that. Cheers.

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Fdutil moved the Croix de guerre articles and the Médaille Militaire to English translations. I have moved them back, as I have never seen any evidence that these are commonly translated into English. Our overriding guide is

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No. S192, Friday, 28 September 2007 and the title of the document is THE ORDER OF WEARING AUSTRALIAN HONOURS AND AWARDS. In the context of positioning of the wearing of Australian Orders, Decorations and Medals the phrases

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For awards, I agree. A holder of an award would have a definite reason they won the award, therefore they would have notability (from press coverage, importance of the event, etc.). Honors seem to be a trickier thing.

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I have just made my first major article here on Knowledge (I have made a lot of minor edits and so on, on my old account), and I would appreciate that some of you guys check it out and give some feedback.. Here it is:

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It is mostly full of names of not-very-well-known people awarded CBE's, OBE's and MBE's. While it is of course marvelous that they were awarded, there is not much chance that we will ever have biographies on most of

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Users may edit the article during the discussion, including to improve the article to address concerns raised in the discussion. However, do not remove the article-for-deletion template from the top of the article.

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template. However, since the Operational Distinguishing Device is not part of the template, I can't display the Device on the ribbon, as I wear it. How can this be accomplished? Thank you in advance for your help.

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tended to die out more quickly than earldoms)". There is no reference for that, and no mention of it in the article about him. I fear that a category would simply further spread the errors, if there are any.--

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example, is a major award of a small country more important than minor awards of a major country; how do we guage the international repute of an award? Projects WPMILHIST and WPHERTS have documented criteria.

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Hey, sorry about just going ahead and doing this. I actually just noticed this conversation, clearly wasn't paying attention, but I believe in always having ratings and importance scales in project banners.

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Ok, ratings have remained and are being used, despite the earlier discussions. If they are to remain, I restate my suggestion that criteria should be established, with the caveats. A case in point is the

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a lot of people didnt like it but I am not sure it came to any conclusions. Some of the decorations are not really notable but because they have an image and because it can be done they are all listed!

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that have articles, members of WikiProject Orders, Decorations, and Medals will be motivated into helping to rectify this situation. You will find a list and references at the bottom of the article

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as their own work and are released into the public domain. Is there a reason these haven't been moved? Is there a bot that does this or is it just a matter of manually doing it (and should I)?

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I've been hitting a brick wall when trying to use pictures from other language wikis in my articles and I honestly don't understand why... Am I missing a trick? Take for example this article

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I was just browsing this page and I thought that there was something wrong with the picture. The medals are fine, but the image of the soldiers in it are reversed. Two things make this clear:

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Thanks. I couldn't find an entry in the London Gazette so wasn't 100% sure 1) it was legit and 2) whether he may have had gained or inherited some form of British/Commonwealth citizenship.

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I don't see any mention of it here, so thought I would leave a note to say that that more than 20 categories relating to military awards and decorations have been nominated for deletion at

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the text in a copyright expired Google book can be cut and pasted via the menu option "plain text" found under the cogwheel symbol at the top right of the page of the Google book).

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same as to history (which has a much broader ambit). The absence of this information also makes it difficult for us to profile articles in order to provide targetted editing effort.

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per sibling categories for actors and actresses. I didn't check whether everyone in the category was awarded a British knighthood but if so the modifier can be included if desired.

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Which design is correct, the left one or the right one? The GIF version has been nominated for deletion as being redundant with the SVG one, but they are clearly different. --

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and look through each nomination. Then add the missing information to the file page, and respond to the nomination, or rebut the point of the nominator at the nomination. --

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Here is my two cents, for what its worth. I wrote/translated a couple of French medal articles a while back. At that time I went with the French, but that was before

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Note the silver star represents a higher number than the gold star (a good example of military planning?) so the order "bronze, gold, and silver" is deliberate.

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copy-editing. I would appreciate any and all feedback and tweaks on the article so that our project may proudly have another GA to add to the list. Cheers.

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Thanks. I figured you would just wait the anon out. They will lose interest eventually, just like a troll loses interest when you do not feed it. Cheers.

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If you cannot find the image on Commons and it is freely licensed on another Wikimedia project you can ust Commons Helper to move a file over. Check it out:

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I was intrigued because I saw it had been awarded to the 3rd US Infantry Division for the Korean war. I'm trying to work out what the "Chryssoun" bit means.

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To Anthony Staunton ; I do not know how to properly contest this sort of deletion. The procedure is very screwed up. Once upon a time, you could use the

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precious few English language sources that I could find. Any feedback on whether it is in the ballpark for GA review would also be appreciated. Cheers,

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Wikipedia_talk:Notability_(people)#The_person_has_received_a_well-known_and_significant_award_or_honor.2C_or_has_been_nominated_for_one_several_times.

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makes a person notable enough to have a Knowledge article, or would that require additional notability? I need to know because I am putting together

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Hmmm. Interesting. There are many bits of WP policy I have a problem with - this is an example. I would say that, in general, people get an honour

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so that the community can discuss ways in which it should be changed. We would appreciate it if you could go to voice your opinion about this at

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Not sure it is that important or encyclopedic to split the cats up, it is hardly if at all mentioned outside the original London Gazette entries.

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Forgot to mention, Project guidelines do not take precedence over community wide guidelines or consensus (which is what builds the guidelines).

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I'd like to be able to read what awards mean (article title) unless there is a good reason against this. You haven't provided such a reason. --

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Thanks for your note Necrothesp. I appreciate your input. I have not created many biographies, so there is a lot I don't know on that front.

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I mention all these details in the hope that someone can create an article about this highest award in Afghanistan that was given to Gates.

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has been nominated for speedy deletion. I think this is related to the massive number of VC images up for deletion in the section above. --

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Are there any templates for displaying a user's military ribbons and medals as worn on his uniform? If not, how can I do it? Thank you.

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and the common names for these awards remain the original French. Despite some editors' obsessions to the contrary, foreign names should

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the Wazir Akbar Khan medal, the highest governmental award. It's named after an Afghan leader who fought against Soviet forces after the

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Although Im a bit late to the conversation I also agree. Perhaps looking at the Way the MILHIST project task forces to start may help. --

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and my entire paragraph above. Why do you think everything needs to be explained in article titles? That's what the article is for. --

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is the only top level template I've found. From its title, it's not clear if this includes links to descriptions of systems, or not.

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IMO this would also apply to the rest of the Yearly New Years and Birthday Honours lists in this template Template:Honours Lists. --

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and the !Hanoverian Waterloo Medal" as there was no mention of that medal in the Waterloo Medal article I wrote an article on it:

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template, but there's been a dispute as to the applicability of this template to the F4-deletion process, and attempts to delete

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I've started some work on List of honorary British knights and dames, in particular trying to rework it into a table format, see

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listed it and some folks will likely help you through the process which can be somewhat maddening in and of itself. Cheers.

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has not been used in the title of the Australian document since 1991 and does not appear anywhere in the current document.

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Appears to be translated as the the Bravery Gold Medal of Greece but nearly all searches bring it up as an American award!

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A CfM has been raised for the Knights by Occupation category schema. This currently affects the following category pages:

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I think that the categories concerned fall within the scope of this project. (copied from WikiProject Military history).

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should probably become a disambig page since that generic term refers to several different awards/decorations. Cheers.

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I've come accross a problem that is beyond my limited knowledge to rectify... Two articles share the same Talk Page.

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People keep inserting new names from time to time, unsourced, and it is hard to check if these are real or just pranks

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Agree in principle Aus, not sure yet about the dual tagging it may need a bit of testing to see if it works sensibly.

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I'll have a look at it and fill in what I can. A good place to search for information about British Honours is the

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Not aware that I've changed any "templates and related pages"; don't know how. What are you referring to? Puzzled.

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If the article is named "ODM of XXX", then a redirect page named "XXX honours system" also exists, and vice-versa.

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into English. We use the form that is commonly used in the English-language literature, as is clearly stated in

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It has been suggested that I move this to Commons but the tools provided aren't working for me Can anyone help?

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I am unable to find any mention of this Wazir Akbar Khan or the medal named after him. There is an article on

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In all cases, please do not take the category discussion personally. It is never intended as such. Thank you!

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the reverse. When WP policy makes a statement like that, I believe it is putting the cart before the horse.

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article over the dangly bits used by the Navy, Coastguard and Marine Corps. It seems that according to the

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said that he uses the template "Quote box" to place ribbons into. Is that good, or is there a better way?

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If anyone has any advice about any of this, I'm all ears. And your help would be dearly appreciated. :-) --

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the talk page. If the procedures were thought out, a disputed F4 deletion should be converted to a full-up

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Some of these pages contain both the description of the system, AND of the orders/decorations/medals (ODM).

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All articles have been placed in a category named "Orders, decorations, and medals of <countryname: -->

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be translated unless they are commonly translated in the sources. This is certainly not the case here. --

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on displaying medals in biographical articles that may interest members of this project. The link is here

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You'd need to check the nominator's rationales, and rebut the points used or fix the issues. Just go to

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And a fourth group spreads them over several pages. (e.g. Czech Republic, Germany, Pakistan, US, etc.)

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A request for comment has been filed regarding the use of "Sir" in Donald Tsang's biography. Please

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file:1st Marine Expeditionary Force (I MEF) Navy Unit Commendation Citation 2004-2005 Iraq War.pdf

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Please have a look and leave your opinion on the matter. "Badge of honor" versus "decoration".

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Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject Military history/Archive 104#.22Medal_bar.22 in biographical articles

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Thanks for the heads up, looks like it became a speedy keep shortly after your note. Cheers.

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Better sourcing - but it is difficult due to the annoying way the London Gazette website works

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1st Marine Expeditionary Force (I MEF) Navy Unit Commendation Citation 2004-2005 Iraq War.pdf

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The CfD result was to rename as part of an expansion to a wider grade-based schema. Cheers,

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Of course, not withstanding the fact that not everyone who gets an honour is notable ...

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article) imply that changes would be a very significant move from the current position.

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Though the badge (for the Bath) and the riband (for the British Empire) are different.

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should be an English translation for awards unless there is a very good reason not to.

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Agreed. I don't really think it's necessary. It's the same decoration, after all. --

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are interchangeable. However, the change in article title is being proposed because

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We didnt have a importance and class system in this project was it discussed before

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The Royal Numismatic Society article list five medals for the Waterloo campaign:

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How about choosing ONE page as the "main one", and having the others point to it?

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that might help us get started. Thank you for your kind interest in this matter.

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It's my hope that by stating here that there are still several recipients of the

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Some articles are named "Orders, decorations, and medals of <countryname: -->

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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about dividing the British orders into periods or when awarded sub-categories.

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I hope members of this WikiProject can weigh in on these discussions at CfD.

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Royal Numismatic Society (1869). "On English and Foreign Waterloo Medals".

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would have been awarded a substantive knighthood as claimed in his article?

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Talk:Awards and decorations of the United States military#Chaplain.27s Medal

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A large number of Victoria's Cross holders' images are up for deletion, see

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The result of the CfD was to rename. This was effected when the CfD closed.

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even if it usually isn't in real life is a fundamental misunderstanding of

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Please message me on my talk page if anyone can figure this question out.--

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What do people think about dividing the categories for recipients of the

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Bronze, gold, and silver(?) stars (?? - did they never use oak leaves?)

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Talk:List of honorary British knights and dames/Temp table version draft

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requirements. The book (and chapter) from which I copied the text is:

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A large number of Victoria's Cross holders' images are up for deletion

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Request for Information on naming of articles about systems of honours

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I'm unsure this page is worth the trouble, for the following reasons:

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That looks like the US Army's "preferred translation". Looking here

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Category:Recipients of the Meritorious Service Medal (United States)

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Greetings Wikiproject! I am taking a shot at raising an article to

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buttock, as they were when I was serving; as they still are today).

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Personally, I think it would be better to source it better. We have

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CfM result for the first three categories was to rename as follows:

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Category:Recipients of the Military Order of the Cross of the Eagle

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Category:Recipients of the Military Order of the Cross of the Eagle

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File:My-KEL Gallant Order of the Crown of Kelantan - DPKK - PKK.svg

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would be in Cyrillic alphabet making it completely illegible to me.

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Sorry if this has been discussed before, but please take a look at

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they are notable. (Or because they have done something notable.)

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And some only include the ODM, with no description of the system.

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Talk:Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal#Article arrangement

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Is/are there any standard(s) and/or consistency in any of this?

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List of Orders, Decorations and Medals of the Kingdom of Belgium

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ribbon, with the Operational Distinguishing Device on it. On my

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Refactoring to only include the "major" awards (KBE and similar)

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has been nominated for deletion -- 01:06, 22 April 2013 (UTC)

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When looking for information about a country's honours system:

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The page isn't particularly informative - it's just a huge list

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File:Yahyawi Order of the Crown of Kelantan (DPKK and PKK).gif

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http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/asiapcf/06/05/afghanistan.gates/

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I am not very interested in this subject and only wrote the

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Category:Recipients of the Defense Meritorious Service Medal

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Medal "In Commemoration of the 850th Anniversary of Moscow"

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Medal "In Commemoration of the 800th Anniversary of Moscow"

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Chrysoun Aristion Andrias means Golden Medal for Bravery.--

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has been superseded, consider the notion that although the

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Category:Football players and officials awarded knighthoods

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On the same vein, I have this image on the Afrikaans Wiki

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Is there already a article on this Greek award? I see the

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that changed the banner and other pages in the last week.

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Category:Cricket players and officials awarded knighthoods

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Knowledge talk:WikiProject Orders, decorations, and medals

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Just wondering if someone might be able to shed light on

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I'm coming here with an appeal for some outside input at

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Templates for Displaying Military Ribbons/Medals as Worn?

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award was established and what the actual criteria are.

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Awards and decorations of the National Guard § Louisiana

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A discussion is taking place as to whether the article

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List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross recipients (U)

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List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross recipients (A)

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List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross recipients (C)

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User:Flyguy33 changed the templates and related pages?

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Category:Recipients of the Order of the White Elephant

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Many awards and orders categories are up for deletion

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Gallant Order of the Crown of Kelantan - DPKK&PKK

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I've just moved an article I've been drafting on the

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Not all recipients of the Dickin Medal have articles

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Several VC holders' photos are up for deletion, see

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is suitable for inclusion in Knowledge according to

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Question at Reference Desk - converting knighthoods

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Category:Football personalities awarded knighthoods

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Category:Recipients of the Order of Australia Medal

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It is of a donated uniform that is in the 1078:File:Chryssoun Aristion Andrias Streamer.gif 3450:Knowledge:Possibly_unfree_files/2013_May_22 2857:Officer of the Order of Canada (female).jpg 2696:Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Diana Babar 2482:There seems some contradiction between the 1387:Featured article review for Hero of Ukraine 1352:Featured article review for Order of Canada 1274:but because none noticed it I posted here. 1010:A class review for project related articles 221:to reflect the correct title of the medal. 3872:image:Hilal-e-Jurat Pak Military Award.jpg 2134:Category:Recipients of the Padma Vibhushan 2128:Category:Recipients of the Padma Vibhushan 4612:are flagged to be moved to commons (with 3222:file:Canada Volunteer Medal of Honour.jpg 2113:. I suppose it prevents spam. Cheers. 1693:case we need to establish criteria, etc. 1655:Coast Guard Meritorious Unit Commendation 782:Looks like a Royal British Legion badge. 3845:Орден святого Михаила Архангела1988г.jpg 3800: 3788: 3121:File:Henry Edward Manning Douglas VC.jpg 3116:File:Henry Edward Manning Douglas VC.jpg 2623:Good luck, should you choose to do so." 2239:Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal 2233:Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal 1529:, (highly unlikely in the 19th century). 410:Category:Footballers awarded knighthoods 4732:(British Army and King's German Legion) 4517:Jeez! How many pages have you spammed? 4338:to fight for the right to contribute. 1997:Problem using pictures from other Wikis 685:commons:Category:Orders and Decorations 670:commons:Category:Orders and Decorations 625:footballers on my watchlist deleted ;) 398:Category:Cricketers awarded knighthoods 4712: 4708: 4695: 4694: 4683: 4530:Talk:List of prizes, medals and awards 3740:image:AWLA 70th Anniversary Brooch.jpg 3328:Australian Honours Order of Precedence 3317:Australian Honours Order of Precedence 2932:A third group uses other names. (e.g. 2907:Others are named "<countryname: --> 2673:File:Blood Donor (3rd Class) badge.jpg 2668:File:Blood Donor (3rd Class) badge.jpg 1831:I am not sure that you understand the 1531:2. Their bayonet scabbards are to the 984:suggests it could be a reference to a 972:suburb. The namesake of that suburb, 454:Category:British knights by occupation 386:Category:Sportsmen awarded knighthoods 51:Do not edit the contents of this page. 4364:Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus 4256:Can someone let me know if having an 3480:Category:Knight of the Academic Palms 2942:List of orders and medals of Thailand 1459:Hi there is an ongoing discussion at 1278:he/she should include them. Thanks!-- 7: 4575:Legion of Merit (Foreign recipients) 3867:Hilal-e-Jurat Pak Military Award.jpg 3669:image:Order of the National Hero.jpg 3649:have been nominated for deletion -- 3217:Canada Volunteer Medal of Honour.jpg 2698:, which impacts on this project. -- 2578:Bronze and silver oak leaf clusters 1688:Class and importance criteria, again 1228:World Orders of Knighthood and Merit 1212:World Orders of Knighthood and Merit 964:, but it is currently a redirect to 4580:Can someone please help? 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Thanks. 3013:file:Dist Mil-Pilot GDR med.pdf 2924:, etc. Or "<countryname: --> 2834:Sub-dividing honours categories 2507:from (some date during Vietnam) 1331:This was discussed recently at 193:You are encouraged to join the 4560:criterion therefore works. -- 4312:Concensus sought in award name 4247:15:05, 29 September 2013 (UTC) 4224:03:09, 24 September 2013 (UTC) 4104:04:10, 22 September 2013 (UTC) 4082:16:23, 19 September 2013 (UTC) 4044:22:39, 15 September 2013 (UTC) 4025:06:30, 13 September 2013 (UTC) 4003:08:16, 12 September 2013 (UTC) 3980:05:18, 12 September 2013 (UTC) 3664:Order of the National Hero.jpg 2946:Vietnam awards and decorations 2734:16:56, 21 September 2012 (UTC) 2708:08:33, 11 September 2012 (UTC) 2635:20:43, 17 September 2012 (UTC) 2557:Bronze, gold, and silver stars 2538:Bronze, gold, and silver stars 1682:23:36, 14 September 2012 (UTC) 1346:11:02, 22 September 2011 (UTC) 1326:09:45, 22 September 2011 (UTC) 1288:12:59, 14 September 2011 (UTC) 1170:was suggested for creation at 752:19:52, 28 September 2010 (UTC) 729:14:26, 25 September 2010 (UTC) 664:17:33, 19 September 2010 (UTC) 544:19:56, 18 September 2010 (UTC) 468:- not needed for the subcats. 442:Category:Knights by occupation 236:I guess it is more correct. -- 188:deletion, merging, or renaming 1: 4599:23:52, 22 February 2014 (UTC) 3957:06:15, 5 September 2013 (UTC) 3935:08:08, 4 September 2013 (UTC) 3179:History of the Victoria Cross 3025:01:32, 19 February 2013 (UTC) 2822:22:18, 31 December 2012 (UTC) 2808:20:27, 31 December 2012 (UTC) 2794:17:31, 31 December 2012 (UTC) 2780:16:28, 31 December 2012 (UTC) 2765:14:33, 31 December 2012 (UTC) 2685:19:41, 8 September 2012 (UTC) 2663:08:24, 8 September 2012 (UTC) 1557:14:40, 14 February 2012 (UTC) 1455:Discussion on medals displays 1298:WP's bio articles. 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