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phaleristics, the German term "Ehrenzeichen" is recognized to mean "decoration" in English (décoration in French, etc). "Badge of honor" is too literal a translation. It's the same for the Russian term "Знак Отличия" (znak otlitsia - badge of distinction), the proper English term is "decoration". This article should be renamed "Decoration of the German armed forces" (or Bundeswehr).
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