Partial post and some removals from my site

[Erskine Calderon]

Hello, all.

First, due to server constraints, I removed the "Lordziba" and "Mashriq Jadid" folders. I will be happy to repost and/or send emails (Z- you're covered).

Second, I have made a partial post for Concordia -- the officer insignias. I am still tweeking the enlisted insignias. Will post the rest this weekend.

Enjoy,
Erskine

http://www.his.com/~calderon/Concordia/

[ChrisWI]

Very nice, I like how you used the Canadian maple leafs for the general ranks. I assume the top row is ment to be worn on the collars?

[Erskine Calderon]

Yes, the top row is the collar pin and the bottom is the soft slide.

Erskine

[Jacob Lessing]

The compromise you made between the US "silver over gold" and the more traditional "gold over silver" in the officer grades was quite clever.

[Erskine Calderon]

The compromise you made between the US "silver over gold" and the more traditional "gold over silver" in the officer grades was quite clever.

Thanks.

Erskine

[hhbooker2]

The compromise you made between the US "silver over gold" and the more traditional "gold over silver" in the officer grades was quite clever.

Thanks.

Erskine

ERSKINE: When the Army of the United States was in their infancy, they wore silver epaulettes plain for 2nd Lieutenant, a gold bar added for a 1st Lieutenant, and two gold bars for Captain. Majors were created and given a gold leaf also. Colonel's eagles and General's stars were silver, thus silver outranked gold and when they added Lieutenant Colonel, they gave them a silver leaf. I believe in Europe gold outranks silver? Sarge Booker :) :) :)