Mongolia, People's Republic. An Order Of Combat Valour (Order For Meritorious Service In Battle), Archive when he was knocked unconscious

Name: Mongolia, People's Republic. An Order Of Combat Valour (Order For Meritorious Service In Battle), Archive when he was knocked unconscious
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Mongolia, People's Republic. An Order Of Combat Valour (Order For Meritorious Service In Battle), Archive when he was knocked unconscious when he was knocked unconscious by the concussion and rendered unfit for further work silvered magnetic metal receiving clip secured by the belt where it wraps around to the reverse and is stitched in place on the left end

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