But they are for more than just placating me in my delusional state. They are actually "rare pieces of kit" as stated in the letter that accompanied my tiara.The Armorerdug up some pics of some female Navy officers who got them by earning them.
Any way you might know how to locate another? Currently looking for one as a gift to a female Naval Officer. They are still authorized for wear, just can't seem to find where to buy one.
I am 63, happily divorced, mother of four, grandmother of three. I am a registered Republican with fiscally conservative views; libertarian social views & ardently supportive of a strong US Military
I was born and raised in Boston and can not conceive of living anywhere else. I think Brian Lamb of CSpan is the sexiest man on TV. If you want my attention, you have to be aggressive and smart and you have to feed my head.
If you want an explanation for the pic, go to this post.
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The Armorer is a pretty resourceful person.
I searched for quite awhile and was only able to find 2 pictures in the intrawebs, and one was in the USN uniform manual.
Cheers,
So even back in what looks like the early 1960s, some idiot decided to have those stick-on name tags with one's name on them?
Senior officers, including a USMC Major General, with "Hello my name is..."!
Too funny. I HATE those damn things!
Maggie will look wicked awesome with her ti-yarah. It'll be pissah.
Hahpy New Yeah, by the way.
nice post. thanks.
Any way you might know how to locate another? Currently looking for one as a gift to a female Naval Officer. They are still authorized for wear, just can't seem to find where to buy one.
Sorry, I don't. My understanding is mine came from a retired officer getting rid of hers...to a good home!
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