Prisoner of War Anodized Medal SBBP~174_NEPM-plate Operation Sustain Hope/Shining Hope

Operation Sustain Hope/Shining Hope

If a soldier begins service full time on federal service the become ineligible for the award and become eligible for the Army Good Conduct medal

United States Navy E-4/5/6 Machinist's Mate Rating Badge

Officer personnel authorized to wear a fourragere on the blue coat must attach a 20-ligne button to the left shoulder seam

1906 and April 1th

Prisoner of War Anodized Medal SBBP~174_NEPM-plate Operation Sustain Hope/Shining HopePrisoner 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