Prisoner of War Anodized Medal SBBA~Double~6535_SSG-ELPrisoner of War Anodized Medal The Prisoner of War (POW) Medal is a decoration presented by the United States Armed Forces to recognize members of the U. S. military who have been made prisoner or held captive by opposing forces after April 5, 1917. To be eligible, the individual must have demonstrated upstanding character while in captivity. Subsequent decorations the Prisoner of War Medal are denoted by Silver Stars worn as attachments on the
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Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal - WW II Style
silver eagle device is worn
military who have been made prisoner or held captive by opposing forces after April 5
Criteria: Worn by Engineman (EN) with ranks from Petty Officer 3rd Class (E-4) to Petty Officer 1st Class (E-6)
Navy Reserve Anodized Medal
Green and Red
this medal was retroactively awarded to many WWII veterans
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Unmanned aerial vehicle operators can also be given this award
soldiers must establish and operate a day/night helicopter landing zone
United States Army Male Shoulder Boards - Logistics