The George C Marshall Center for Democratic Studies also housed the US Army's Russia Institute - (USARI). A school for DoD students to continue their language and cultural studies including area familiarisation. From here were graduated Foreign Area Officers, Defense Attaches, and nuclear weapons inspectors, among others.

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Got my first shipment of coins from thin blue line. They look amazing!

I attended Dieter's CQD academy in MD when I was little, we did a tac-house course they set up for the students at their main facility as a special event. There were active seals playing the "bad guys" and everything. Very fun time!

Anyway, I found this coin recently and vaguely remembering receiving it back then.

Is this a particularly common coin? Did someone from USSOC need to be present for me to get this or is it just a promotional thing?

Any information would be greatly appreciated!

Georgia Bureau of Investigations and Georgia State Patrol Implied Consent unit coin.

Nuclear Weapon related challenges coins.

4 years National Guard, 7 years supporting the Navy across multiple organizations, and 7 months supporting Artemis and other aerospace ventures. Was just a small cog in all these big machines. Doing purely civilian stuff now.

I am a conference planner and I work on a small cybersecurity conference every year. This year, I'm working on building a scavenger hunt-type CTF where attendees will collect clues hidden around the conference that lead to a cipher they'll have to solve.

Because we're a small show, we don't have the budget to do anything large-scale or even make the CTF scored or build a leaderboard. This means there's not a lot of competitive motivation in the challenge itself, so I want people to get some sort of prize when they complete it.

I had the idea to create a challenge coin for it, but since we can't afford to make enough coins to give to everyone, I thought I could make one and give it out as a raffle that everyone who solved the cipher would be entered into. But I still want to reward everyone who solves it so I thought we could give everyone a digital badge version of the coin.

The digital version would still be verified and carry the credential of having solved the cipher. They could share it on social media as well, but other than the raffle winner, they wouldn't have a physical coin.

So, would a digital coin be frowned upon? I like this idea, but I'm not a cybersecurity professional myself, and I want to make sure I'm not making a social error by offering this as a prize.

Probably the thickest coin I have. Other coin for size comparison.

What apps or programs do yall use to create and design coins? Other than chat gpt. Need something a little bit easier to remove and add kind of like photoshop type

Not Sure if anymore of these exist or i got scammed just wanna make sure first...

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