Cuba, Republic. An Order of Playa Girón, 1979 Version certificate_of_authenticity It was established in 1710

It was established in 1710 in the Duchy of Courland and Semigallia by Duke Frederick William as a symbol of the then-established Order of Recognition (l’Ordre de la Reconnaissance)

along with the Bomber Command Clasp

The cuff of each sleeve features a vertical slit with a hidden reinforced buttonhole

Officer Commanding Air Training Squadron

It features a raised canister surrounded by side walls which are trimmed along the edge with silver aluminum wire piping and slope downward toward the front

Cuba, Republic. An Order of Playa Girón, 1979 Version certificate_of_authenticity It was established in 1710(Orden Playa Girn) Three piece construction, 45,1 mm wide, 53,5 mm high including suspension ring, weighing 43,8 grams, silvered and gilt metal with red and blue enamel displaying a soldier standing with rifle in front of an array of flags motif, encircled by the inscription Playa Girn Cuba, a red enamel field above representing the Soviet Union separated by a gilt star from the Cuban national colours, reverse displaying the Cuban national coat of