Yet he came away from the conflict with a Bronze Star for Combat Valor.
It's not uncommon to see a valor award on an upper level military officer, but a lot of those were earned in their days at lieutenants or, for former enlisted Mustang officers, their time as low-ranking 'straight-leg' grunts.
One Army Colonel, recently interviewed for an article in Time Magazine, described Patraeus as "a remarkable piece of fiction."
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When I see the amount of metals worn by Patraeus it reminds me of the old war horses and cold war generals of the Kremlin. Are there any metals he doesn't have?
Appears that he has at least one of each.
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