NDSM - National Defence Service Medal. Means you were in the military during a time of war or similar crisis.
VCM - Vietnam Campaign Medal. Means you served in a capacity which supported the Vietnam Campaign, either directly or indirectly.
VSM - Vietnam Service Medal. Served in Vietnam.
PH - Purple Heart. Received a combat-related wound/injury.
1 OS - Received one Overseas Service bar. Overseas Service bars are awarded every six months one spends in an overseas operational environment. So it was a short tour in Vietnam, and I'm guessing the short length of the tour had something to do with that Purple Heart.
Vietnam Service Medal- The AFM is the Air Force Manual 900-3 which authorizes the award.
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Virtual Surround Matrix, a simulated surround mode.
MVM Group was created in 1948.
Unless you actually served in Viet Nam you are not a Viet Nam Veteran. You are considered a Veteran. I served from 1964-1967 and never was sent to Viet Nam, but was sent to Germany. I am a Veteran but not a Viet Nam Veteran.Additional infoVietnam vets are vets that served from 1964 to 1975 and received the Vietnam Service Metal (VSM ). The military had regulations covering who received the VSM. So since you did not serve during those dates, you would not be eligible for the VSM and therefore not considered a Vietnam Veteran. (If you had served anytime from 1964 to 1975 and had not received the VSM, you would be referred to as a Vietnam Era Veteran.
it is agm or vsm
Expeditionary Medals were awarded prior to the arrival of the VSM in '65.
Vietnam Service Medal. This is the yellow ribbon decal that one sees on cars, and has vertical red lines running down the center of it (representing the RVN flag) with green tips on the end of the ribbon (signifying the jungle).
mounted to the firewall behind the radio
it should be located above the fuse box on the passenger side. It is under a panel on the passenger side under the dash. I think it has about 3 connectors going into it.
Center of the dash, below the radio, on firewall, behind the white insaulation. It has three sets of wires plugged into it. It is hard to find but it's there.
Go on Google search and typr "Indian Navy Band". You will see article on M S Neer,VSM, under that section you will see Indian Naval Band's marches.