Joe Hall Patton
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George Washington and the Badge of Military Merit
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August 7, 2023
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19:08Now PlayingIt is August seventh, and on this date in 1782 America’s first official military decoration of the United States was created by a general order issued by the Commander in chief of the continental army. But the creation of the award was almost lost to time, very nearly, forgotten history.
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