Talk:Wayne Lamb
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Tony Martin and Pacific Command are fixed. Donalds (talk) 04:30, 14 April 2010 (UTC)
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Battle Stars are not awards edit
This statement – unsupported by a citation – makes no sense. Battle Stars are not awards in and of themselves, but rather are used to signify that the recipient has earned an additional identical award to one he has already received. Your first award is a medal, your second award of the same medal is signified as that medal with one service star, and so on. What medal (include a reference) was Lamb awarded multiple times? Or, is this meant to signify the other variation of Battle Stars, namely that he served in multiple campaigns in multiple theatres during WWII? Again, if so, what multiple campaigns (include a reference) was Lamb involved in? Need to be fair to Lamb and explain this unsupported nonsense statement (fix it, make it "not" nonsense), otherwise someone is improperly turning him into a military impostor. Jmg38 (talk) 03:49, 27 September 2022 (UTC)