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The Mobile Trauma Unit Protective Medicine challenge coin honors the lifesaving mission of specialized medical teams who deliver rapid care in high-risk and often dangerous environments. Representing both advanced trauma response and protective medicine, this coin symbolizes the courage, skill, and readiness of those who bring critical treatment directly to the point of need, whether on the battlefield, in disaster zones, or in hazardous operations.
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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Emergency Management challenge coin represents the critical role this specialized unit plays in coordinating preparedness, response, and recovery efforts across one of the nation’s busiest and most vital transportation hubs. Tasked with managing emergencies at airports, bridges, tunnels, ports, and transit systems, the Emergency Management team
The Major Bernard Fisher Vallor January 1967 challenge coin stands as a tribute to one of the most courageous acts in U.S. Air Force history. Representing the valor Major Fisher displayed in January 1967 during the Vietnam War, the coin honors his daring rescue of a downed pilot under intense enemy fire, an action that
The Major Bernard F. Fisher Valor January 1967 challenge coin commemorates the extraordinary heroism of Major Fisher, the first U.S. Air Force Medal of Honor recipient of the Vietnam War. In January 1967, Fisher risked his life by landing under heavy enemy fire to rescue a fellow pilot who had been shot down on a
The Lincoln Park EMS challenge coin is a meaningful tribute to the dedication and sacrifice of the emergency medical service professionals who serve the Lincoln Park community. Designed to embody both pride and honor, the coin reflects the courage, quick response, and compassion that define EMS work. We invite you to stop in anytime and
