honorable discharge from US military after WW2.......................

The original Ruptured Duck ditched in the sea in near Shangchow, China in 1942. It wasn't able to return from the bombing mission over Tokyo. It's never been recovered. There is a second B-25 in the Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor collection. It has a copy of the nose art and is on display.

It is a nickname given to the US Military Service Honorable Discharge Pin. For more information on the pin follow the added link.

It is a medal that is awarded to all the military people who served in WWII. On the medal is an eagle. It's often referred to as the "Ruptured Duck Medal"

The nose-art of the crashed bomber was salvaged by the Japanese and put on display in Tokyo. Don't know where it is now, but probably still in a museum.