75th D-Day Lapel Pin -The Fallen Soldier
75th D-Day Lapel Pin -The Fallen Soldier
When a soldier falls on the battlefield, the rest of their unit put up a "Battlefield Cross". The gun is planted into the ground, forming the base of the cross with the boots of the fallen soldier. Their Kevlar helmet is placed on the top with the fallen soldier's dog tags hanging from the rifle.
It is eerily beautiful, a tribute to the soldier who has given his life for his fellow soldiers and country men and a way for the rest of their team to grieve the loss.
With the Battlefield Cross, we remember, honor and pay tribute to our fallen heroes.
Each pin in this special commemorative collection is limited edition, designed and shipped in the USA, and is unique to Fallen Yet Not Forgotten. Get yours today.
CRAFTSMANSHIP
CRAFTSMANSHIP
All Coins & Pins are handcrafted from Steel to the highest quality.
Our coins measure to 2" x 2", weigh 1 oz, and come in a protective case.
LIFETIME WARRANTY
LIFETIME WARRANTY
All coins & pins are backed by our Lifetime Warranty, ensuring lasting quality, durability, and your satisfaction for years to come.
SHIPPING & RETURNS
SHIPPING & RETURNS
All orders ship from our warehouse in Rogers, Arkansas using USPS Shipping with tracking. We offer hassle-free returns with our money back guarantee, designed to make your experience with us as smooth and satisfying as possible.
Voices of Gratitude: Our Customers Share Their Stories
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"As a Combat Veteran of the Gulf War. I love to give these to people I come across. I actually have given one to a WW2 Veteran and he was overwhelmed by the gift. I love all my brothers and sisters and wish I could them all one. Great product."
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"Love these coins. I buy 20 at a time and give them to Vets I meet along the way."
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"I have loved to give these out to the veterans that come in to my retail environment where I work.
They are so grateful, some are brought to tears, and the conversation starters it starts for those that are waiting is amazing."
-Navy brat, Regina