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English: Vietnam Wound Medal ribbon
Tiếng Việt: Dải Chiến Thương Bội Tinh Việt Nam
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White stripes on the far left and right side are non-existance, as proved here: Huy Chuong an Thuong Trong Quan-luc Viet-nam Cong-hoa. The Medal of the Republic of Vietnam, pg. 103

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