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Neil C. Roberts
Memorial
Challenge Coin


 

Medal of Honor Recipient
Michael A. Monsoor
Navy SEAL (Team 3)
Memorial

Challenge Coin


 

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Lawson Motley.
Cancer patient.





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Challenge Coin for
Officer R. Pocceschi
Challenge Coin USA donated ($22,000.00) to the family of officer Pocceschi.

 


Norfolk PD Memorial
  Challenge Coin for officer Reaves Challenge Coin USA Donated
$1000 to the family
of
officer Reaves

 

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The tradition of “Challenge Coin” originated during World War I. American volunteers had formed flying squadrons. Each member of one of these squadrons had a solid bronze medallion produced by the squadron’s wealthy lieutenant. One member of this squadron escaped from German captivity and was recaptured by the French. The French were about to execute the American not knowing he was a friend. But the squadron medallion worn by the American was recognized by one of the French. The American flyer’s life was spared.

During & after World War I, a tradition began to ensure that members carried their coin at all times. This goal was pursued by having a member challenge another member to show the coin. If the challenged could not show the coin, the challenged had to buy a drink of choice for the challenger. If the challenged could show a coin, the challenger had to buy the drink. For many years after World War I, surviving members kept this tradition alive.



 



 

 

 

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