Navy Miniature Naval Flight Officer Insignia sbb?_w=32 The World War II marine

The World War II marine Corps Occupation Service Medal is a decoration awarded to members of the Marine Corps who served in specific regions of Europe or Asia following the end of WWII

The crossed chains on the crest signify the group's ability to endure and prevail during difficult situations

justification of the award may increase by virtue of exceptionally meritorious service in a sequence of higher positions of great significance

Legion of Merit Anodized Miniature Medal

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Navy Miniature Naval Flight Officer Insignia sbb?_w=32 The World War II marineUnited States Navy Miniature Naval Flight Officer Insignia Criteria: To qualify for the NFO insignia, a service member must have completed officer aviation training and be qualified as a systems operator on board a Naval aircraft. Such qualifications include weapons system operations, airborne tactical data system operations, electronic warfare, and airborne navigation. The insignia originated in the 1930s and evolved from the Naval Aviation Observer