Check the Marine Uniform regulations. They will specify what ribbons you are authorized to wear from the Army. Medals awarded are normally going to be allowed, but ribbons that don't come with medals probably won't be.
On the left side of your dress uniform for the Army. Usually below the other badges if you have room. Navy, Marines, Airforce will wear ribbons of the left side of the dress uniform. Ferguson
Yes, but not every ribbon is approved for wear on Army uniforms, IIRC.
Yes, I have tons of friends who do it. And some who deployed with 1st MEU while in the Army and still where their patch.
You're thinking of ribbons such as the Reserve Component Overseas Training Ribbon? Yes, you can, as long as they are DA authorised awards. However, states also have their own ribbons which they award to National Guard personnel - those cannotbe worn on the uniform of anyone in a (fully) federal component, such as the Regular Army or Army Reserve, nor do Guard members wear them when they're under federal activation.
depends on your branch of service and the uniform type. The Navy for example can choose to wear their highest three awards on some uniforms and both the navy and Marines can choose to not wear any ribbons on the khaki shirt
Yes, there is prior service ribbon. You should talk to someone in admin to see what you can/can't wear from your Army service.
army service ribbon, national defense service metal (if serving during war), global war on terror service metal (if you are deployed you can wear the expeditionary metal).
You can wear them all. AFI 36-2903 (which replaced AFR 35-10) gives the order in which awards are to be displayed on the Air Force uniform--the Air National Guard wears the USAF uniform--and gives the orders of precedence for Army, Navy and Marine Corps awards displayed on the Air Force uniform.
Whatever badge/ribbon you are awarded, you rate to wear it, no matter what branch of service you are in.
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