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There is no such US medal awarded to soldiers killed in action.However, any medal may be awarded to a US soldier after his death.The WW1 German Blue Max was one medal that can NOT be awarded after death. Only one such medal was awarded posthumously. Lt. Wilhelm Paul Schreiber died while his award was being processed. Also, the Blue Max was awarded to Lt Rudolf Windisch while he was a Prisoner of War. When the war ended, they searched to find him and present his award but no record was ever found of him and the award went uncollected.
There is no evidence to suggest that Hitler gave crosses to mothers with 6 or more children. The Nazi regime did institute a program called the Mother's Cross, which awarded medals to German mothers for their contributions to the Aryan race. However, this medal was given based on the number of children a woman had, not specifically 6 or more.
blau Augen - blue eyes.
The Bronze Star Medal was an award usually given for bravery in war. It was also given out for other reasons and during WW2 a few were awarded to civilians who helped support the troops. After 1947, the Army decided to award a BSM to every infantryman who had fought in combat and was awarded the Combat Infantryman's Badge. The BSM was a bronze star that hung from a ribbon mostly Red in color with Blue stripe down the center and White on the outside edge.The Bronze Star Device was a star that attached to a Campaign Medal to designate a 2nd or 3rd, etc. award of the Campaign Medal. A soldier was credited with a Campaign Medal for each campaign, such as Normandy, Ardennes, Anzio-Rome. So if a soldier served in 3 campaigns, he would be issued one Campaign Medal for the area of the war he served in and two Bronze Stars he could attach to the ribbon of the Campaign Medal.
US Army awards are symmetrical. You probably are referring to the Army Service Ribbon (not a medal). See related links for pictures and descriptions of the ribbon.
There is no such US medal awarded to soldiers killed in action.However, any medal may be awarded to a US soldier after his death.The WW1 German Blue Max was one medal that can NOT be awarded after death. Only one such medal was awarded posthumously. Lt. Wilhelm Paul Schreiber died while his award was being processed. Also, the Blue Max was awarded to Lt Rudolf Windisch while he was a Prisoner of War. When the war ended, they searched to find him and present his award but no record was ever found of him and the award went uncollected.
The word "blue" in German has no meaning. However, the translation of the word "blue" into German is "blau."
Blue in German is spelt as 'blau.'
"blau" is the colour "blue" in German.
It probably means he earned a Bronze Star Medal. The medal was awarded to the soldier in a case that included three items: A bronze Star Medal, a ribbon and maybe a metallic version of the ribbon. The Bronze Star Medal was a medal in the shape of a STAR that was bronze. It hung from a ribbon that was mainly RED with a BLUE and WHITE strip. If awarded to the soldier, the STAR would have his name engraved on the back. If the ribbon has an Oak Leaf device or a small Star device or a brass "V" attached to the ribbon, this denotes a special recognition for the award. The Oak Leaf represents a second award of the Medal. The "V" recognizes the soldier for Valor.
Island of the Blue Dolphins won the Newbery Medal for its compelling and emotional story about survival and resilience. The novel's strong character development, vivid descriptions of the natural world, and themes of isolation and self-discovery resonated with readers of all ages.
The German word for the color light blue is hellblau.
There is no evidence to suggest that Hitler gave crosses to mothers with 6 or more children. The Nazi regime did institute a program called the Mother's Cross, which awarded medals to German mothers for their contributions to the Aryan race. However, this medal was given based on the number of children a woman had, not specifically 6 or more.
Dark blue in German is "dunkelblau" - dunkel for dark and blau for blue. One word.
Scott O'Dell won the 1961 Newbery Medal for Island of the Blue Dolphins.
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BRONZE STAR ON RED/WHITE/BLUE RIBBON For heroic or meritorious achievement of service, not involving aerial flight in connection with operations against an opposing armed force. Authorized on February 4, 1944 the Bronze Star Medal is awarded to members of all branches of military service and may be awarded either for combat heroism or for meritorious service.