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Honour or honor, comprises the reputation, self-perception or moral identity of an individual or of a group
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The second "honorable service" emblem was a lapel pin authorized for honorable service between the inclusive dates of April 1, 1920 (the official end of the First World War) and September 8, 1939 (the date President Roosevelt declared a state of limited emergency leading to Second World War).
This lapel pin is the same as the emblem for honorable service prior to September 8, 1939, except that it is in gold only (the thirteen stripes and the chief are not colored), and the words NATIONAL DEFENSE were dropped from the chief.
The War Department also adopted the same honorable discharge emblem in cloth for wear on the uniform of all military personnel who were discharged or separated from the service under honorable conditions.
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