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    Originally posted by Tony T-S View Post
    I just can't believe that a prominent guy like this who wears his medals all over a cassock would be so brazen as to wear stuff he shouldn't. Especially if he's taking other people's funerals and having his photo taken everywhere. I hope something turns up that confirms the EKI and DK. Surely others would pull him up on it if he wasn't entitled to the awards. I live in hope.
    Unfortunately their are Walts in every Army and country

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      Originally posted by Paul E View Post
      Unfortunately their are Walts in every Army and country
      For Americans unfamiliar with the term "walt" -- it comes from Walter Mitty who is described as "...a meek, mild man with a vivid fantasy life...."

      We call them "posers" or "poseurs;" and unfortunately, we have quite a few as well, usually claiming to be navy SEALs, Special Forces, combat vets. Some even have a good military record with honorable awards ... but then they pretend to have Purple Hearts, Bronze Star Medals, Combat Infantryman Badge, etc., that they have not earned. (cf: This Ain't Hell)


      --Guy

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        There will always be "posers" in the history of military warfare.

        Like Philipp Stachel...
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          I think it against the law in AU but I'd have to check. Its an insult to those who really achieved the awards. Far better to proudly wear your faithful service medal than pretend to be Goring. Can't believe they've remade the secret life of Walter Mitty. Loved that film.

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            Originally posted by Sepp45 View Post
            Oberst Herbert Heinrich
            Hi Sepp ! I have never seen a photo of this RKT before. I wrote in my notes that I had met him, but I have no memory of this at all.....Old age I guess Tom

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              Hauptmann Erwin Kreßmann
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                  From a History Channel Documentary.
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                    Originally posted by Sepp45 View Post
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                      Hello My Friend ! This is a perfect photo example of the "Long" suspension type loop being worn. Tom

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                        Tom I was wondering about that. Thanks for clarifying.

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                          Originally posted by Tom B View Post
                          Hello My Friend ! This is a perfect photo example of the "Long" suspension type loop being worn. Tom
                          Oh ... I thought that was a regular suspension loop, but hanging from the bottom of the "V" shaped cravatt. The cravatt is like this one, but this one is pinned in the middle of the cravatt:

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                          I've seen photos of a few of these tailored cravatts -- sewn at a 45º angle -- I think the older style is much more elegant.

                          --Guy

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                            It's not a cravatt but the ribbon sewn up that way with a place for the RK to hang from in the centre.

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                              Originally posted by GHP View Post
                              Oh ... I thought that was a regular suspension loop, but hanging from the bottom of the "V" shaped cravatt. The cravatt is like this one, but this one is pinned in the middle of the cravatt:

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                              I've seen photos of a few of these tailored cravatts -- sewn at a 45º angle -- I think the older style is much more elegant.

                              --Guy
                              If you go through this thread you will see many examples of the Long suspension loop in wear. Not looking at the ribbon or how it is configured. These long loops have been around for quite a long time.

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                                Small pic of Feldwebel Otto Riehs
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