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What is a sterling silver World War 2 army sharpshooter badge worth?
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What is the Markmanship Award called in the US Army?
Weapons qualification in the US Army has three awards. Expert, Sharpshooter & Marksman (the lowest of the three). The marksman award is sometimes refered to as the "BOLO Badge". For the standard personal arms--rifles and pistols--Expert, Sharpshooter and Marksman are the awards. For other weapons, like machineguns and grenades, they use First Class, Second Class and Third Class.
Is there a license to be a sharpshooter?
The Army trains some men with the specialty of a sharpshooter. There is no license for this.
Where do you wear the combat action badge on army ASU?
The combat action badge are worn with "Class A" Army green, blue or white uniform coats. You must wear that uniform when wearing the badge.
Is there an army rank of sharpshooter?
That's a big negative sharpshoot is a rank at which you accuracy with your primary weapon and how many targets you hit in qualification 20-29 =marksman 30-35=sharpshooter 36-40= expert
Who wore crown badge?
In the British army, the rank of Major has a single Crown rank badge.
Who gets the army driver and mechanic badge?
the policeman
Who can wear a Army National Guard Recruiter Badge?
An Army National Guard Recruiter.
How far above the US Army tape is the Combat Action Badge placed?
JUST GOOGLE "US ARMY BADGE PLACEMENTS" AND THAT SHOULD SEND YOU TO SITE THAT WILL GIVE THE ANSWER AND MORE!
Which badge bears logo blood and fire?
The salvation army
Who does Henry fight for red badge courage?
Henry fights for the Union army in "The Red Badge of Courage" by Stephen Crane.
What was a World War 2 Expert Carbine Sharpshooter?
The US Army classifies firearms qualifications in three classes. Expert- top scores, Sharpshooter- high ability but not expert, Marksman- the lowest ability but still qualified. You may mean the M-1 Carbine issued to officers and soldiers not on front line combat duty. It was a short, light weapon firing basically a 30 caliber pistol round...intended for short range and without much knock down power. An Expert Carbine Sharpshooter was someone who had scored a minimum set score on the firing range with a carbine at a certain distance. "Sharpshooters" qualified with different weapons and some with several weapons. Each soldier who passed the qualification test for firearms qualification was issued a special badge that was worn under the ribbons on the LEFT HAND pocket. The Marksman badge was a simple Maltese cross. The badge for the Sharpshooter was a Maltese cross with a target superimposed over the center of the cross. The Expert badge was a smaller version of the Sharpshooter cross with a wreath around it. During WW2, each of these 3 types of qualification badges had small loops under them for a "hangar" that was a small rectangle plaque engraved with the weapon that the soldier qualified with. It was possible to be qualified in more than 1 weapon skill and so an additional plaque was hung under the the previous one.The weapons that were the badges were issued for included the following (this list is not all conclusive). RIFLEPISTOLSWORDCARBINEGRENADEBAYONET = Not sure how you qualified for this 1.PISTOL-D = Cavalry troop firing dismountedCARBINE-D = Cavalry troop firing dismounted75 RECOIL RIFLEMACHINE GUNMORTARThere was one for anti-aircraft gunner. Another type of Qualification badge that was issued was for Drivers. This too had hangars that displayed the type of equipment that he qualified for.Then another was Army Aviation Mechanic Qualification Badge. I think the answer you are seeking is that an Army Expert Shooter in the Carbine classification was a soldier who had met the highest grade of qualifications for the Carbine (most likely the M-1) on a firing range. This qualification did NOT have any relavance to his combat experience.Custermen
