Army Achievement Medal SBBA~Double~MCR-68117 The first recipient of the

The first recipient of the medal was General of the Army Dwight Eisenhower

To be eligible service members must have completed 30 consecutive days or 60 non-consecutive days of service relating to direct support of ground operations or maritime service directly aiding military operations within specific regions of the Republic of Vietnam

United States Army Army Miniature Flight Surgeon Badge

United States Air Force Strategic Command Badge

as opposed to the more well known accession training programs of Officer Candidate School (OCS)

Army Achievement Medal SBBA~Double~MCR-68117 The first recipient of theArmy Achievement Medal Criteria: The Army Achievement Medal (AAM) is granted to personnel for outstanding achievement or meritorious service not of a nature that merits the Commendation Medal. The AAM is commonly only given to officers in the pay grade of O 4 and below, as well as enlisted service members below the grade of E 7. The AAM can be granted in a combat area, but for non combat meritorious service. The Achievement Medal is the lesser of the