WWII US Navy Good Conduct Medal Named Joseph F Randazzo 1950 Long Ribbon WW2 for Sale

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WWII US Navy Good Conduct Medal Named Joseph F Randazzo 1950 Long Ribbon WW2 For Sale

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WWII US Navy Good Conduct Medal Named Joseph F Randazzo 1950 Long Ribbon WW2:
$69.95

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Here is anotherWorld War II - Korean War US Navy Named Good Conduct Medal. The Medal is engraved Joseph F Randazzo 1950. The sailor completed a 4 year hitch in order to earn this. The time spanned 1946 - 1950. 1946 was considered World War II and servicemen and women in the Pacific and European Theaters still earned Theater Medals for overseas service in 1946. Of note the USN Good Conduct Medal features the highly desirable WWII Era long red ribbon. The Engraved USN Good Conduct Medal is in fair plus condition and is at 72 years old.

World War II US Navy Medals & Ribbons

- US Navy Medal: Named USN Good Conduct Medal Engraved Joseph F Randazzo, 1950

- Highly desired Long Ribbon, legible information, clean patina

- Medal ribbon red color is vibrant, clean

- Medal has pin back device, locking lever

- Medal patina has light natural age darkening

- Awarded for Fidelity, Obedience, Zeal

- Potential for Provenance: US Navy, Robert F Randazzo, 1946 - 1950

- Medal measures 3.625 x 1.25 inches

-Domestic buyers pay USPS Expedited Priority Service, small flat rate box,tracking

- No International Shipping for this item unless buyer provides valid US address on payment notification only

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Background: The medal trails all valor and combat decorations and precedes the American Defense Pearl Harbor, all Theater, the WWII Victory, Occupation and foreign ribbons. Appropriate for all branches of the Navy, for enlisted personnel and worn by officers (mustangs) up from the ranks.