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wonderful handmade gift we received for our wedding from my high school art teacher. it's a wooden marriage certificate en français!
...certificate.
Micro - Nikkor P.C Auto 55mm 1:3.5 w/ SB600 full blast with Gary Fong and a special Japanese piece of glass!
Biology Professor John Cornell presents a certificate to LaVona. It reads:
"Know Ye, to all whom these presents may come, that LaVona Sherarts conducted a holiday greeting card workshop at a regular meeting of the Society of P.O.E.T.S. This award is gratefully presented in acknowledgement thereof. We have hereunto set our hand and seal, this 30th day of November in the year 2007."
www.tylertxdirectory.com/businesses/8975/obamas-long-form... This is after opening the Whitehouse release of what may be the long form of the Obama birth certificate using Adobe Illustrator. There appears to be multiple elements to this one document which suggests it was composed rather than just a scanned copy. You interpret it as you will.
Certificate given to Peter Ripoli on receiving the holy sacrament of confirmation. Administered by Bishop S. P. O’Connell
Clutching the paperwork, they were about to be descended on by relatives and friends. I got this shot just before the Maltese matriarchs surrounded them!
A paratrooper assigned to 4th Squadron, 73rd Cavalry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division pulls security on a detainee while his team mate conducts a search for weapons and intelligence documents during the unit's Certification Training Exercise, Oct. 31, 2013. The purpose of the CERTEX was to further develop each battalion's capacity to plan and execute a complex, combined arms multi-echelon scenario that stresses mission command from the platoon through the battalion level by integrating and synchronizing fires and aviation assets.
(U.S. Army photo by SGT Adonis J. Williams)
USAG Benelux BOSS sponsored scuba diving certificate training for Soldiers from the Chièvres community, August 2, 2022, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, Belgium. (U.S. Army photo by Libby Weiler, USAG Benelux Public Affairs)
Passion for Packaging!
We're Here talking about our Photo Obsessions.
I really like to take photos of box certificates on cardboard boxes. It is the metadata of the container, indicating important information. I also like circular things, so that helps. I even have an album of Box Certificates. It even shows the country of origin, another obsession.
The Police Clearance Certificate, sometimes referred to as a Good Conduct Certificate or a Criminal Record Check for Overseas Employment is a requirement of the State of Qatar from all expatriates intending to work in Qatar.http://policeclearancecertificate.com/police-clearance-certificate-from-qatar/
Staff Col. Salman Abdulla Waleed, center, training officer with the 2nd Iraqi Federal Police Division, presents a certificate to a recent graduate of the 2nd Iraqi Federal Police Combined Training School Aug. 27, 2011 at Joint Security Station Justice, Iraq. 2nd IFP Div. students went through a variety of training, including basic search techniques, physical fitness instruction, and basic rifle marksmanship in the two-week course. (U.S. Army photo by Capt. Adam Westbrook, 2nd AAB, 1st Inf. Div., USD-C)
Sgt. Ricardo Recinos a Soldiers with Company A, 1st Battalion, 82nd Field Artillery Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division receives a medal and a certificate after he completed the Oderlander Marsch, June 14. The Oderlander Marsch is an annual partnered march from Kuestrin, Poland to Frankfurt an der Oder, Germany between the German, Czech and Polish armies. Represented by the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, this is the first year that the American Army has participated in the event. The march is one of the many multi-national events utilized to build partnerships and maintain relationships within NATO (photo by Master Sgt. Schroeder, German Army).
An unused service certificate from the ranks of the Northumberland Fusliers.
It is worthwhile remembering that most soldiers in the British Army didn't really have an "army number" up until 1920, having being given Corps or Regiment numbers instead.
This lead to a confusing duplication, that even now can mislead many family history researchers.
In 1920, the vast majority of British soldiers were given their true, official Army Number.
The blocks initially allotted for the Northumberland Fusliers range from 4256001 to 4334000.
If a Fuslier didn't have this number, it was more than likely he had re-enlisted after having previously been in another Regiment or Corps !!
This is me being presented with a Certificate of Merit from Kate White, Director of Fundraising at Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research for my work organising the Southend Bikeathon for the charity.
Taken at a regional meeting at University College, London.
Photo by Brenda.
ISO 45001 OHSAS (occupational health and safety Management system) standard certification is use in Construction industry for the benefit.
ORLANDO, Fla. -
Hundreds of Soldiers and family members shared the joy, pride, courage and sadness as five men brought their Army careers to a close during a retirement ceremony held April 19, 2015, at the 1st Lt. David R. Wilson Armed Forces Reserve Center in Orlando, Fla.
Army Col. Kevin M. Sullivan, Army Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Ralph D. Goodwin, Jr., Army Lt. Col. Michael D. Fernandez, Army Master Sgt. Sixto L. Luna and Army Sgt. 1st Class Jason L. Yunker each boasted unique and impressive careers that included numerous combat operations, training exercises and humanitarian missions spanning throughout across the globe as far back as the late 1970s. Their combined experience that culminated to senior leadership positions at the 143d ESC accounted for more than 150 years of dedicated military service to the country.
Army Brig. Gen. Francisco A. Espaillat, commanding general, 143d ESC, led the ceremony as he presented medals to the Soldiers as well as flowers and certificates of appreciation to their wives.
Espaillat relinquished the floor to every retiree whose farewell remarks produced roaring laughter, standing ovations and a few tears inside the packed auditorium.
The ceremony concluded with the presentation of Old Glory to each retiree, the singing of the Army Song and a traditional cake cutting.
"Less than one percent of all Americans serve in the [U.S.]military," said Espaillat. "Of those, less than 18 percent retire from the service. It is only right give these men and women a proper retirement ceremony that recognizes the decades of sacrifices they and their families have made for the safety and security of our nation."
Photos by Chief Warrant Officer 3 Desiree Felton, Sgt. John L. Carkeet IV, and Spc. Chelsea Hall, 143d ESC
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Series 95, Record of marriage certificates, Superior Court Clerk, volume 1/2A, King County Archives.