Talk:Afghanistan Campaign Medal
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I found this one line from the Navy's Website.
4. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA. A. THE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR AWARD OF THE ACM AND ICM CONTAINED IN REFERENCE B AND ARTICLES 420.12 AND 420.13 OF REFERENCE (C) REMAIN UNCHANGED.
B. INDIVIDUALS WHO MEET THE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR THE ACM OR ICM SHALL WEAR ONE CAMPAIGN STAR ON THE SUSPENSION RIBBON OF THE MEDAL AND ON THE RIBBON BAR IN RECOGNITION OF THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THE CAMPAIGN PHASE FOR WHICH THE MEDAL WAS AWARDED. THEREFORE, THE ACM AND ICM WILL ALWAYS BE AWARDED WITH AT LEAST ONE CAMPAIGN STAR.
C. IF AN INDIVIDUAL'S INITIAL QUALIFYING PERIOD OF SERVICE FOR THE ACM OR ICM EXTENDED AT LEAST ONE DAY INTO A SUBSEQUENT CAMPAIGN PHASE, THE ACM OR ICM WILL BE AWARDED WITH TWO CAMPAIGN STARS. THIS IS THE CASE WHETHER THE INDIVIDUAL'S INITIAL QUALIFYING PERIOD OF SERVICE WAS COMPRISED OF CONSECUTIVE OR NONCONSECUTIVE DAYS IN THE RESPECTIVE AREA OF ELIGIBILITY.
D. AN ADDITIONAL CAMPAIGN STAR SHALL BE WORN FOR EACH ONE OR MORE DAYS OF PARTICIPATION IN EACH DESIGNATED CAMPAIGN PHASE. HOWEVER, ONLY ONE CAMPAIGN STAR IS AUTHORIZED FOR EACH PHASE, REGARDLESS OF THE NUMBER OF DEPLOYMENTS MADE DURING ANY DESIGNATED PHASE.
Articseahorse (talk) 00:14, 11 March 2013 (UTC)
- Good job; we now have sourcing in the article that covers USA, USN, USAF, USMC, and USCG regarding the use of one 3/16" star per campaign. Regards, AzureCitizen (talk) 00:30, 11 March 2013 (UTC)
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