Vietnam veteran Greg Carter warns that the $35 replicas being sold as souvenirs online and in gift shops are deeply dishonouring the sacrifices of Australian soldiers. 

While some veterans use them to protect their original sets, Carter argued that allowing the general public to buy meritorious honours like the Victoria Cross without eligibility is a "disgusting" trend that needs to stop before Anzac Day.

Vietnam veteran Greg Carter warns that the $35 replicas being sold as souvenirs online and in gift shops are deeply dishonouring the sacrifices of Australian soldiers. 
While some veterans use them to protect their original sets, Carter argued that allowing the general public to buy meritorious honours like the Victoria Cross without eligibility is a "disgusting" trend that needs to stop before Anzac Day.

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Veterans slams 'disgusting' sale of $35 replica war medals

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