Just a theory on Q saying future proves past what if the qmap is supposed to be read in reverse?

>>3382

It's the sequence number. Most challenge coins have it. Most of mine do.

>>3391

The question needs to be who's challenge coin is it? Their typically specific to a person or organization.

>>3400

I'm not sure exactly how to go about finding it but whoever issued the coin will tell you alot about it. Do you have a pic of it.

>>3410

Definitely AF signal unit.

>>3410

The eagle, radar, lightning, and the AF rank looks like it could a sort of jsasoc coin.

>>3423

A joint spec ops group. Combines army and AF. Located a Bragg.

>>3423

The mushroom in a box and AF rank could be for ariel nuclear platform.

>>3426

Dig for the unit it belongs to it's not a person specific one like a general or senator. I'd look at SF patches and signal Corp. Patches.

>>3434

I'm ex military. Challenge coin art tells you about the unit or person. Lightning bolts usually refer to SF. And the radar is signal corp. The plane, AF rank along with the mushroom in a box suggests Ariel platform since the AF controls nukes. The red circle is likely them hitting their mark.

>>3448

The bolts going from the radar to the eagle then to the plane to me would be more of a symbol of communication

>>3450

Special forces

>>3448

What about the 5 stars? The former 5 branches?

>>3460

Not generals. The branches of the military are represented by stars. There were 5 branches but the coast guard falls under DHS now.

>>3466

That's what I always found odd. Up until I got out they were considered a branch of the military even though they weren't dod. One of my board questions was about the 5 branches and it included coast guard. It's only 4 branches now.

>>3470

Which PDF?

>>3481

Ty