The image is a photograph of a plaque on a wooden wall. The plaque is titled "Diploma of Military Discharge" and is dated November 7, 18, 18. The text on the plaque reads "Body Armor" and below it, there is a description of the body armor, which is a type of armor worn by the Roman army during World War II. 

The body armor is made up of two pieces of armor, one in the shape of a shield and the other in the form of a helmet. The shield is decorated with intricate patterns and designs, while the helmet is also decorated with a pattern of circles and lines.

On the right side of the plaque, there are two smaller pieces of military discharge, one labeled "Roman, A.D. 88" and another labeled "Bronze". These pieces are used to discharge the body of a soldier who served in the army in Syria.