How did he get so many medals?
How did he get so many medals?
Sebastian Cooper
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Ryder Gutierrez
Stalin gave him one for every 100,000 dead Russians by his command.
Colton Taylor
Good boy points, each medal is worth 1 meal of tendies
Zachary Myers
He was a reasonable successful military leader in a major war.
Jeremiah Cruz
He's really good at pokemon
James Thompson
State-owned tin factories
Landon Long
Thomas Harris
In the USSR average workers got medals for the dumbest shit. Like my father has a birthday medal, a new years medal, some Lenin anniversary medal etc. I imagine military was similar.
Noah Gutierrez
He stole them from Neil Breen.
Luke Wood
Achievements.
Charles Reed
He don't lost the war.
Wyatt Morris
This.
Authoritarian regimes like to give accolades for the most trivial things.
Joseph Nguyen
he got one medal per 50.000 men that perished
on the occasion that the sum was100.000+ lost in a single operation he was awarded a unique commendation
Brody Nelson
>Russians. Gods, I hate Russians
Jonathan Garcia
CAN'T FLOOK THE ZHUK
Leo Perez
Also
>medal for multiple children
>medal for long marriage
Aaron Scott
>My grandfather hated them too, even before they put out his eyes. Did you think I'd be out here on the frontline without good reason? Yes, Russia needs a cleansing. No, Russia doesn't need unwashed Russians! So, that's why I'm here, the leader of the Russian Army: to bring Russian genocide to stinking Russians. Revenge? That'd be good too. This war against the Germans won't last long, and when it's done, I've got plans. This is all about killing Russians, killing Russians wherever and however possible. Going down that road means dealing with all my rivals: alive Russians, the Germans, those Italian dick-riders, their families too. After all, the man who kills the most Russians rules the USSR...and one day, I will be Chairman.
Tyler Evans
Source?
James Gutierrez
Rome: Total War. Just replace "Russians" with "Gauls"
Jacob Ross
What you posted is hardly a trivial thing, though, and it's completely in line with the national socialist nativist policies. There are medals for civilians in most countries.
And it's not exclusive to authoritarian regimes. We have the same thing in France, it was created in 1920, as WW1 made worse the demographic crisis we were in since the early 19th century. Pic related. Though nowadays it's not just awarded to mothers, but to people who raised many children well. It was even exceptionally awarded to a priest who had raised 6 children after their mother, his housekeeper, died.
Andrew Bell
He was a Marshal of the Soviet Union
Mastermind of the defense of Moscow and the Counteroffensive against the nazi invasion.
Four times Hero of the Soviet Union
Have you seen the photo of Patton with all of his medals?
Leo Campbell
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