NAVY CHALLENGE COINS: This is a place to Talk, Share, and Show Off your Military Challenge Coin Collection.
NAVY CHALLENGE COINS: This is a place to Talk, Share, and Show Off your Military Challenge Coin Collection.
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I gave my son 2 challenge coins for his PIR: The RTC coin and the Ship 14 U.S.S. Arizona coin(his ship for boot camp). He is an E2 Seaman Apprentice studying to be a Fire Controlman, which I assume he will attain at the end of "A" School. I wanted to get him the E2 Seaman Apprentice coin now, and the FC coin for when he finishes "A" School. Is this the proper etiquette for giving a challenge coin for ratings, to give it after they achieve the rating?
Read more…The History of the Military Challenge Coin A challenge coin is a small coin or medallion (usually military), bearing an organization’s Insignia or emblem and carried by the organization’s members. Traditionally, they are given to prove membership when challenged and to enhance morale. In addition, they are also collected by service members. In practice, challenge coins are normally presented by unit commanders in recognition of special achievement by a member of the unit. They are also…
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I got a bunch sitting here, but all are odd shaped.....unless I had access to a CNC router not much I can do with them !!!!
Any new challenge coins?
completed another today-
some recent projects-
latest projects involving coins...flag flew over the USS Arizona Memorial for my son's re-enlistment there.
Latest projects- POW/MIA Coin holder and a NavyDads Business Card Holder
A lot of squadrons only have coins for awards by command
Just received our Navy "Shields of Strength" scripture coin. Going to give it to our son before he deploys later this year. Ordered a few others too, anxious for them to arrive. Our friend's son (Army) deploys to Kuwait later this year. He's a helicopter pilot & we ordered him the Army Core Values coin to carry with him.
Our collection is growing!