Antarctica Service Anodized Medal SBBP~164_ARNDSM-plate Those in combat or wounded

Those in combat or wounded in combat with enemy forces can receive this medal no matter how many days spent in Afghanistan

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The CIB and the Expert Infantry Badge were created primarily as a means of recognizing the sacrifices of the infantrymen who were disproportionately likely to be killed or wounded during World War II

After 10 years of service

Navy & Marine Corps Commendation Medal

Antarctica Service Anodized Medal SBBP~164_ARNDSM-plate Those in combat or woundedAntarctica Service Anodized Medal Criteria: The Antarctica Service Medal (ASM) is granted to military members who serve between 15 and 30 days while stationed on the Antarctic continent which is defined as south of 60 degrees latitude. Flight crews that complete transport missions to Antarctica then qualify for one day of service for each flight mission carried out within a 24 hour time frame. For military members who serve extended winter service in