US Medal Bars For Reveiw

[BodhiEtheridge]

Hello, this is the last thread I’m going to post I promise, I meant to post these with the US medals but I couldn’t find them at the time, as I always say any help is appreciated. There are quite a lot here so if anyone doesn’t want to look through them all that’s okay.

I’m asking more or less two things, when are they from, and some I don’t know what they are, so any identification is helpful.

Thanks for any help,
Bodhi

All of these I know what they are I’m just looking for a time period.

[BodhiEtheridge]

These medals I would like to have identified as I don’t know what they are.

Also I forgot to say that all bars in the first post are unmarked.

[AZPhil]

U.S. Military Ribbons & Medals Identification

Most of the top look to be WW2 type ribbons
This should help with the Id's

Can you take a pic of the clutch attachment face?

Semper Fi
Phil

[BodhiEtheridge]

Hello thanks for the reply, before I ask I need to say I know nearly nothing about US medals, what is the Clutch Attachment Face, is it just the back?

Bodhi

[AZPhil]

The clutch is the part that goes over the pin/post that is sticking out the back of some of them.

[BodhiEtheridge]

The last set of images are ribbon stacks.

[MAP]

U.S. Military Ribbons & Medals Identification

Most of the top look to be WW2 type ribbons
This should help with the Id's

Can you take a pic of the clutch attachment face?

Semper Fi
Phil

You beat me too it! LoL!

Bodhi: First use Phil's link or other Google references (there are tons of them). Then... post the remaining ones you can't find. It is way too painful for us to go through multiple photos with multiple ribbons and try to explain. (Hint: Many of the ones you don't recognize, I already explained what the medals are in your other post - i.e. the ribbon on the medal matches the ribbon on the bar)

[BodhiEtheridge]

I believe that this is what you are asking for.

[MAP]

I believe that this is what you are asking for.

No. The Clutch are the round things that attach to the pins. Phil wants to see the underside of these. They often have markings on them that identify the period of manufacture.

[BodhiEtheridge]

MAP: The second post of images for identification I have removed a few, The Women’s Army Corp, The WW2 Missouri Service Bar, and the Army Reserves Bar. The rest I still am not sure. As I sear in the begging you don’t have to got through them all because it is a lot of bars.