Russia, Soviet Union. A Rare Order for Service to the Motherland in the Armed Forces of the USSR, III Class, by the State Mint Newly Listed (Tamgha-e-Itehad Bahawalpur-Pakistan 1947)

(Tamgha-e-Itehad Bahawalpur-Pakistan 1947)

culminating in threaded screwposts at both the top and bottom

only one man had ever bailed out

January to October 1964

with 67 cm long sleeves

Russia, Soviet Union. A Rare Order for Service to the Motherland in the Armed Forces of the USSR, III Class, by the State Mint Newly Listed (Tamgha-e-Itehad Bahawalpur-Pakistan 1947)( III ). Instituted 28 October 1974. (1974 1991 issue). Constructed of silver with multi coloured enamels, the obverse consisting of a double layered eight pointed starburst, with the lower layer executed in light blue enamels and the upper layer with rays, with crossed rockets piercing the centrepiece, bearing a central toned anchor and wings defaced by a five pointed star, in turn situated within a circular oak leaf wreath and white enameled ring