DESCRIPTION: The wings suggest flight and reflect the skills associated with aerial flight. Awarded to labourers who heroically dedicated themselves towards the building of a socialist society or have demonstrated a complete understanding of machinery/equipment to provide a high level of efficiency or for significant contributions in culture/science/manufacturing. It was awarded upon the first birthday of the last child, provided that five other children (natural or adopted) remained alive. QUALIFICATION BARS: Bars with the following inscriptions are currently authorized for display on the badges: (3) One, two or three gold achievement stars may be awarded to eligible personnel meeting the criteria established for each achievement star by the CG, USAREC. This medal was awarded for these campaigns: Egypt-Libya, Air Offensive Europe, Algeria-French Morocco, Tunisia, Sicily, Naples-Foggia, Anzio, Rome-Arno, Normandy, Northern France, Southern France, Northern Apennines, Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, Central Europe, Po Valley. From 19301934 made of silver, 19341936 made of gold and from 19361991 made of platinum. Individual must successfully perform 15 years on flight status in a principal duty assignment described in AR 600-106. Instituted in 1942 this medal is awarded to those who served in the Asiatic Pacific theater for 30 days. The borders, eagle, torch and stars are embroidered olive drab. b. Salvage: 7/16 inch Soldiers holding (CMF) 93, MOS 93D, prior to 30 September 1966 and MOS 93B, prior to 1 January 1998, to include MOS 71P prior to 30 Jun 1984 may qualify for award of the Master Aviation Badge based on documented experience. The cloth badge has an olive green base cloth with the stretcher, caduceus and cross embroidered in black. F.A. SUBDUED BADGE: Subdued badges are authorized in metal and cloth. Military Medals. It was awarded upon the first birthday of the last child, provided that seven other children (natural or adopted) remained alive. On 25 November 1984, the Army Chief of Staff approved a metal replica of the embroidered tab for wear on the mess/dress uniforms. Popular WW2 United States Medals, Orders & Decorations The Navy and Marine Corps Medal The Air Medal (USA) The Legion of Merit The Bronze Star Medal Clear All Filters . $ 1.75. Recommendations will be processed through normal command channels. DATE APPROVED: The badge was originally approved as the National Military Establishment Identification Badge by the Secretary of Defense per memorandum dated 25 March 1949. Officers are authorized to wear this badge if it was permanently awarded to them while in an enlisted status. It was awarded upon the first birthday of the last child, provided that four other children (natural or adopted) remained alive. DESCRIPTION: A silver and enamel badge 1 inch in height and 3 inches in width, consisting of an infantry musket on a light blue bar with a silver border, on and over an elliptical oak wreath. [1] Ribbon/award name [2] Personal decorations Awarded for "Conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of life above and beyond the call of duty" Medal of Honor Service cross medals - Awarded for "extraordinary heroism in combat" Distinguished Service Cross (Army) Navy Cross Air Force Cross Coast Guard Cross BASIC AVIATION BADGE - PERMANENT AWARD: MASTER AVIATION BADGE: QUALIFICATION BARS: Bars with the following inscriptions are currently authorized for display on the badges: b. Salvage: The divers helmet is the basic equipment and the letter "S" is superimposed on the design to reflect salvage activities such as harbor clearance, rock and concrete blasting, steel and timber removal and the removal of propellers for replacement. Awarded to deserving state workers at retirement. SUBDUED BADGES: A subdued badge in black metal finish of the same design is authorized. The musket is adapted from the Infantry insignia of branch and represents the first official U.S. shoulder arm, the 1795 model Springfield Arsenal musket. a. The disc is also a symbol of the sun, the source of all energy and power. The stars will be affixed to the gold badge. c. First Class Operator: The basic badge reduced in size is placed on and entirely encircled by a closed laurel wreath all of silver colored metal 1 inch in height overall. d. Shift Supervisor: The design of the Shift Supervisor Badge is the same as the First Class Operator Badge, except it is gold colored metal. SYMBOLISM: The spear and musket from the seal of the Department of the Army symbolize the role of the Army in national defense and the many specialized requirements served by the activities of the Career Counselor. War Service Medal. Awarded to partisans and partisan movement organisers for courage and valour against occupying troops during the Great Patriotic War. MINIATURE BADGES: Dress miniature badges are authorized in the following sizes: Master - 13/16 inch in height and 7/8 inch in width; Senior - 5/8 inch in height and 7/8 inch in width; Parachutist - 15/32 inch in height and 7/8 inch in width. The Commander, U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center (USAJFKSWC), Fort Bragg, NC 28307-5000, may award the Special Forces Tab to any individual who has successfully completed the Special Forces Qualification Course or the Special Forces Officer Course. b. The policy was expanded to permit award to Command Sergeants Major of infantry battalions or brigades, effective 1 December 1967. The metal badge has a black finish. Subsequently, the badge was designed by the Office of the Quartermaster General and approved by the Chief of Staff, General MacArthur, on 28 July 1933. Awarded to military and civilian test-pilots first class of the civilian aircraft industry and of the. A star is added above the shield to indicate the degree of Senior Aviation Badge and the star is surrounded with a laurel wreath to indicate the degree of Master Aviation Badge. a. Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Badge: Must have MOS 55D (enlisted) or 91E (officer), complete prescribed instruction and perform satisfactorily for 18 months for the award to become permanent. DATE APPROVED: The badges were approved by the Department of the Army on 18 June 1965. Proposed designs were prepared by The Institute of Heraldry and submitted to the Joint Chiefs of Staff on 21 February 1963. The oak symbolizes steadfastness, strength and loyalty. f. The Career Counselor Badge may be authorized by the Commanding Generals of Army General Officer Commands and the Commander, AR-HRC, for wear by enlisted members of the Army Reserve who have successfully completed either the resident or nonresident Reserve Component Recruiting Course and have been designated as U.S. Army reserve Reenlistment NCO. DRIVER - T (for tracked vehicles) DATE APPROVED: The Expert Infantryman Badge was approved by the Secretary of War on 7 October 1943 and announced in War Department Circular 269 dated 27 October 1943. The badge was reestablished and redesignated the Office of the Secretary of Defense Identification Badge by DOD Directive 1348.13 dated 20 December 1962 and authorized for service of not less than one year subsequent to 13 January 1961. with the shooting star and elliptical orbit superimposed over the shield. Warrant Officers MOS 150A or 151A may qualify after successfully performing 15 years on flight status or 17 years experience in (CMF) 67 or 93, or MOS 71P, MOS 151A or 150A. Regular Size: The badge, 2 inches in diameter, consists of an eagle with wings displayed horizontally grasping three crossed arrows all gold bearing on its breast a shield paleways of thirteen pieces argent and gules a chief azure, a gold annulet passing behind the wing tips bearing thirteen gold stars above the eagle and a wreath of laurel and olive in green enamel below the eagle, the whole superimposed on a silver sunburst of 33 rays. Obsolete badges of the United States military are a number of U.S. military insignia which were issued in the 20th and 21st centuries that are no longer used today. Soldiers in (CMF) 67 and 93, or MOS 71P, including all 68 series MOS', Warrant Officer MOS' 150A and 151A, and MOS 00Z, individuals from (CMF) 67 or 93 field, or MOS 71P field, may qualify with 17 years of experience if they meet the following criteria: DESCRIPTION: The Coat of Arms of the United States in gold with the stripes of the shield to be enameled white and red and chief of the shield and the sky of the glory to be enameled blue, superimposed on a five-pointed black enameled star; in each reentrant angle of the star are three green enameled laurel leaves. Awarded to military personnel, to employees of state security, of internal affairs, and to other citizens of the states participants of the. Awarded to highly skilled senior workers, farmers, specialists of the national economy, employees of public institutions and public organizations, scientists and cultural figures, who displayed the highest examples of work in preparation for the anniversary of Lenin; to those who took an active part in the struggle for the establishment of Soviet power, or to protect the homeland, or who have made a significant contribution to their work in the building of socialism in the USSR, who helped the party to educate the younger generation by their personal example and social activities. AWARD ELIGIBILITY: Master and Senior Parachutist badges are awarded to individuals rated excellent in character and efficiency who have met the following requirements: Gunner DESCRIPTION: An oxidized silver badge 1 13/64 inches in height and 1 1/2 inches in width, consisting of an open parachute on and over a pair of stylized wings displayed and curving inward. Awarded to labourers who distinguished themselves with high production rates or for development of culture/science/manufacturing. Consolidated all rifles to Rifle, added Machine Rifle, Tank Weapons, C.W.S. Submachine Gun Awarded for 10 years of excellent service. Instituted 1946 for those who served 30 consecutive days in the occupied territories of former enemies from 1945 to 1955, or 1945-1990 in Berlin, Germany. The metal badge has a black finish. Children who had perished under heroic, military or other respectful circumstances were also counted. SUBDUED BADGE: The subdued badge is authorized in metal and cloth. The cloth badge is of olive green base cloth with the wings, parachute, star and wreath embroidered in black. 12,755 (101 twice, 3 thrice, and 2 four-times). The scroll is embroidered spruce green. The 2nd class order is awarded to corps, divisions and brigade commanders for a decisive victory over a numerically superior enemy. There are 21 authorized Army campaigns, some are: Burma, East Indies, Aleutian Islands, China Defensive, New Guinea, Western Pacific, Southern Philippines, and China Offensive. SYMBOLISM: The wings suggest flight and reflect the skills associated with aerial flight. MINIATURE BADGES: Dress miniature badges are authorized in the following sizes: Aviator 21/64 inch in height and 1 1/4 inches in width; Senior Aviator 13/32 inch in height and 1 1/4 inches in width; Master Aviator 15/32 inch in height and 1 1/4 inches in width. The shooting star passing through the elliptical orbit implies space and the astronauts theatre of operations. Issuing Branches. DATE APPROVED: The Combat Infantryman Badge was approved by the Secretary of War on 7 October 1943 and announced in War Department Circular 269 dated 27 October 1943. The Order of Victory was the highest military decoration in the, The Order of the Red Banner recognised military deeds. . The first class order was awarded to front or army commanders for successful direction of combat operations that led to the liberation of a region or town inflicting heavy casualties on the enemy. Also authorized for any individual who has satisfactorily completed the Standard Air Assault Course when assigned or attached to the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) since 1 April 1974. AWARD ELIGIBILITY: In 1985 during the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Great Patriotic War, it was decided that all surviving veterans of the war would be awarded either 2nd or first class of the Order. DATE APPROVED: The cloth tab was approved by HQDA on 6 November 1950. Navy Occupation Medal. Pistol ELIGIBILITY: Awards not showing a ribbon are worn in full at all times. Criteria for the award of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) Identification Badge are established by JCS Memorandum of Policy (MOP) 142. Rifle - B A dress miniature badge, 13/16 inch (2.06 cm) in width is authorized for wear on the mess uniforms. DESCRIPTION: A metal device 2 1/4 inches (5.72cm) in height overall consisting of two circular bands inscribed, within two narrow borders, "UNITED STATES ARMY RESERVE" on the top portion of the circular band reading clockwise, and "RESERVE" on the bottom portion of the band reading counterclockwise. Instituted in 1948 for those in the Navy or Marines who were stationed for 30 days from 1945 to 1955, in any Navy occupied space. DESCRIPTION: The ranger qualification tab is for wear on the Army green uniform. DESCRIPTION: On a dark blue disc 1 5/8 inches (4.13 cm) in diameter edged dark blue; a yellow stylized human figure with arms outstretched in front of a representation of the coat of arms of the United States displaying six stars (three on each side of the figure) and thirteen alternating white and red stripes, all encircled by a brittany blue designation band inscribed "PHYSICAL FITNESS" at top and "EXCELLENCE" below separated on either side by a star, all navy blue; edged with a 1/8 inch (.32 cm) navy blue border. World War II lasted for six years and one day and involved almost all the worlds countries, divided by the Axis and Allied powers. (d) Be recommended by the unit commander of the unit to which presently assigned. U.S. Army personnel assigned to a Joint Service Airborne Command Post and serving as members of an operational team on flying status manning the Airborne Command Post. The Army Medal of Honor was first awarded in 1862 and redesigned in 1904 and patented by the War Department to keep the integrity of the medal. Concurrent with such assignment, personnel are authorized temporary wear of the Basic Aviation Badge until relieved from such duties or until he or she fulfills the mandatory requirements for permanent award; Also contained in the design is the torch of liberty and 13 stars. The Commandant of the Drill Sergeant course may award the badge upon successful completion of the Drill Sergeant course and assignment as a drill sergeant to a training command. The gold color for the shift supervisor signifies the highest degree of achievement and qualification. These spaces include: Germany, excluding Berlin: May 1945- May 1955, Italy (Venezia Giulia E. Zara or Udine): May 1945- September 1947, Japan (including islands of Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu, Ryukyu, Bonin-Volcano Islands): September 1945- April 1952, Instituted in 1943 for those who served in the Womens Army Corps or the Womens Army Auxiliary Corps, National Defense Service Medal: Details and Eligibility, 8 Ways to Honor Your Favorite Military Veteran, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pubH-5CulqI, The Pyramid of Honor U.S. Military Awards, Medal for NATO Operations and Activities in Relation to Africa. The badge design changed and the modification was approved again by the Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel on 1 Oct 1974. Also awarded for 10 years of service prior to the creation of the long service awards. The Basic Recruiter Badge is authorized for wear by military personnel assigned or attached to the U.S. Army Recruiting Command (USAREC) as designated by the CG, USAREC, in approved supplementation of the AR 600-8-22. Senior Explosive Ordnance Disposal Badge: Must have been awarded the basic EOD Badge and (effective 1 May 1989) have served 36 cumulative months in an EOD position following award of the basic badge. Ribbon. Missile Commendation Medal Army. Four jumps: Two bronze stars on the base of each wing. a. Scuba: The distinctive equipment of the scuba diver represents the skills and abilities required to qualify for the basic diver rating. Created in 1942 to those who served in the European-African-Middle Eastern theater for 30 consecutive days or 60 non-consecutive days. During World War Two, the 101st Airborne Division spent 214 days in combat. united states army ribbons, army distinguished service cross ribbon, army distinguished service medal ribbon, soldier's medal ribbon, army commendation ribbon, army achievement ribbon, army good conduct ribbon, national defense service ribbon DESCRIPTION: A silver badge, 1 3/4 inches in height, consisting of shield charged with a conventional, drop bomb, point down, from which radiates four lightning flashes, all in front of and contained within a wreath of laurel leaves. MINIATURE BADGES: The metal badge authorized for wear on the Army blue or white uniform and green shirt is 1 5/32 inches wide with a black enameled background and gold letters and border. MINATURE BADGE: A miniature badge 1 3/8 inches in height overall is authorized. Small stars are superimposed on the appropriate badge to indicate combat jumps as follows: Two jumps: A bronze star on the base of each wing. Specific eligibility requirements by geographic area are listed in Army Regulation 600-8-22. United States Armed Forces Awards and Decorations Specifics can be found in DoD Inst 1348.33 dtd 23 Nov 2010 Incorporating Change 1, . SYMBOLISM: The Medical Corps insignia of branch, modified by the addition of a Greek cross suggesting the Geneva Convention between the wings and the entwined serpents, signifies the recipients skills and expertise. The cloth badge is of olive green base cloth with design elements embroidered in black. The cloth badge is on an olive green base cloth with the wings, canopy, ropes and letters embroidered in black. C.A. Auto Rifle Effective 17 Dec 1963, the Commanding Officer, 1st Battalion, 3d U.S. Infantry, may authorize the wearing of the badge as a permanent part of the uniform for personnel who have served honorably for a minimum of 9 months, which need not be continuous, as a member of the Guard, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and who are recommended by the Commanding Officer, Honor Guard Company, 1st Battalion, 3d U.S. Infantry. (e) Be recommended by the unit commander and endorsed by the next higher commander of the unit to which presently assigned. BACKGROUND: The Recruiter Badge was originally approved by the Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel on 7 Nov 1966. The width is 23/32 inch. 1921 The Basic Aviation Badge may be authorized for temporary or permanent wear. The star is surrounded with a laurel wreath to indicate qualification as a Master Army Aviator. The cloth badge is of olive drab base cloth with design elements embroidered in black. DATE APPROVED: The Second Class, Salvage, First Class and Master Diver Badges were approved on 15 February 1944. This order was established as the civilian counterpart of the military. DATE APPROVED: The Army Astronaut Device was approved on 17 May 1983. SYMBOLISM: The inner shield alludes to the coat of arms of the United States. Several different variants were awarded to different groups, such as the K.G.B, M.V.D, M.I.A, Soviet Army, and so on. Together with rank and qualification badges, such awards are a means to outwardly display the highlights of a serviceperson's career. (1) One, two or three sapphire achievement stars may be awarded to eligible personnel meeting the criteria established for each achievement star by the CG, USAREC. DESCRIPTION: A silver color metal badge 2 inches in width and 1 15/32 inches in height, consisting of an inverted open laurel wreath surmounted by a representation of the front elevation of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the upper section containing the three figures of Peace, Victory, and Valor, the base bearing in two lines the words "HONOR GUARD", all in low relief. The miniature badge is 1 1/2 inches in diameter and is of the same design as the regular size badge except the shield has 9 stripes (5 white and 4 red). Awarded to naval officers for excellent direction and successful planning of a sea battle against a numerically superior enemy that results in the annihilation of many forces. Children who had perished under heroic, military or other respectful circumstances were also counted. Added Aeroweapons The wreath, square, and device on disc are black for all badges except the Shift Supervisor Badge that is brown. AWARD ELIGIBILITY: The borders, scroll, letters, stars, eagle and torch are embroidered black. The Medal for Courage was awarded for personal courage and valour displayed in defending the socialist motherland during the performance of military duties, for "acts of bravery during a battle, during the defence of the state borders or during military duties associated with risk to life". On 2 April 1963, the JCS approved a MOP, which established the JCS Identification Badge. SYMBOLISM: Under this change in policy, the badge was no longer limited to a one-time award, but could now be awarded to eligible individuals for each war in which they participated. Many of the awards were simply reworked in the Russian Federation, such as the transition of Hero of the Soviet Union to Hero of the Russian Federation, and Hero of Socialist Labour to Hero of Labour of the Russian Federation. The dress miniature badges are inch wide. Commanders of U.S. Army training centers may further delegate the revocation authority to commanders in the grade of colonel or higher who have the authority to remove soldiers from drill sergeant duties and withdraw skill qualification identifier (SQI) "X." SUBDUED BADGES: Subdued badges are authorized in metal and cloth. MASTER Parachutist: Participated in 65 jumps to include 25 jumps with combat equipment; four night jumps, one of which is as a jumpmaster of a stick; five mass tactical jumps which culminate in an airborne assault problem with a unit equivalent to a battalion or larger, a separate company/battery, or organic staff of a regiment size or larger; graduated from the Jumpmaster Course; and served in jump status with an airborne unit or other organization authorized parachutists for a total of at least 36 months. The Army Chief of Staff, General Wickham, also approved a change in the name of the badge from Army General Staff Identification Badge to Army Staff Identification Badge. See Army Regulation 600-8-22, Military Awards. SYMBOLISM: The badge is based on the General Staff insignia with a black star in lieu of the Silver Star. The metal badge is black. (2) Served less that 12 months as Active Guard/Reserve (AGR) Career Counselor (PMOS 79S).>br> The device was subsequently adopted for wear on a brassard to identify bomb disposal personnel. Top-Level Categories. AWARD ELIGIBILITY: The specific criteria for award of the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Badges is included in AR 600-8-22, all badges require assignment to specific TOE/TDA EOD positions and recommendation by the commander, in addition to the following: Awarded to Soviet workers of outstanding performance in restoring the Black Metallurgic Enterprises of the Soviet Union which were destroyed during the Great Patriotic War. Awarded to members of military flying units, military agencies, military schools, military organizations and other military or federal authorities, having qualified military navigators first class or military navigator-instructors first class, for outstanding achievements in the development of aviation technology, high performance in education and training of flight personnel and long-term trouble-free flight operations in military aviation. c. The Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) lapel button is 37/64 inch in diameter and the shield has five stripes (3 white and 2 red). SYMBOLISM: The wing suggests flight and airborne capabilities; the torch symbolizes leadership and guidance implying pathfinder combat skills. Orders, decorations, and medals of the Soviet Union, Second World War defensive campaign medals, Second World War offensive campaign medals, Orders, decorations, and medals of Russia, Order "For Service to the Homeland in the Armed Forces of the USSR", Medal "For Distinction in Guarding the State Border of the USSR", Medal "For Distinction in the Protection of Public Order", Medal "For Distinction in Military Service", Medal "For Strengthening of Brotherhood in Arms", Medal "Veteran of the Armed Forces of the USSR", Medal "For the Defence of the Soviet Transarctic", Medal "For the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 19411945", Medal "For Valiant Labour in the Great Patriotic War 19411945", Medal "For the Salvation of the Drowning", Medal "For the Restoration of the Donbass Coal Mines", Medal "For the Restoration of the Black Metallurgy Enterprises of the South", Medal "For the Development of Virgin Lands", Medal "For Construction of the Baikal-Amur Railway", Medal "For 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