On the left side of the chest.
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It depends what uniform they're wearing, but generally, one right after the other in order of importance. (There are many manuals and pictures out there that show what goes where.)
Each military branch will be slightly different; the US Army alone has over 60 medals (we always wear the ribbons in place of the medals-more practical/most veterans place the medals themselves in a display case). See AR 670-2 (Army Regulations) and/or go to: US Military Ribbon/Medal Order of Display and Wear.
Veterans may wear their medals on civilian clothes. The link below gives you information.
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Martin Conroy was an important soldier that had lots of medals
have the qualities required of soldiers
left, on your watch hand. The correct way actually is left hand side for men, as this is wear they would wear their medals, and right hand side for women as this is where they would wear their husbands medals if he died!
i think they wear boots
You should wear them on the right side. The original recipients wear them on the left side, so family are supposed to wear them on the right side when they do in order to distinguish them from the service men and women. Be aware that some people feel it is inappropriate for anyone except the service person to wear the medals.
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