World War II Army of Occupation Anodized Medal SBBA~Double~11271DBR

World War II Army of Occupation Anodized Medal SBBA~Double~11271DBRWorld War II (WW II) Army of Occupation Anodized Medal The World War II Army of Occupation Medal (AOM) is a decoration awarded to members of the U. S. Army and Air Force who served in specific regions of Europe or Asia following the end of WWII. A "Germany Bar" device is worn with the medal by personnel who served in the following locations in Europe during the accompanied dates: Italy (May 9, 1945 May 5, 1955); Germany (May 9, 1945 May 5, 1955);

Criteria: Air Force Epaulets are intended to be worn on the Service Dress Uniform

United States Army Transportation Branch Insignia

Civilian Aerial Achievement Medal

Dimensions: 2" wide by 3/4" tall

Depicting a minuteman in the center

Coast Guard issues the Air Medal with subsequent awards denoted by gold and silver stars

Nameplate Engraving Instruction:

The trailing edge of the stripe is in line with the trailing edge of the rating badge

Bronze Strike/Flight numerals denote "strike/flight" awards and for "individual" AM's the valor device may be authorized

operation and maintenance of the information systems used by the USN

They preform the tasks and functions of civilian computer system analysts

Criteria: The Cutterman Insignia represents an individual's desire to pursue a seagoing career in the Coast Guard