The number of awards worn on a ribbon alongside 7 good conduct medals typically depends on the specific military or organizational regulations governing the display of medals and ribbons. In many cases, good conduct medals are worn in a specific order, and additional awards or decorations may also be displayed. Generally, each good conduct medal would be represented by a ribbon, with additional awards indicated by devices or stars, depending on the institution's guidelines. Therefore, without specific context, it's challenging to determine an exact number of awards displayed.
He received the Good Conduct Medal (GCM) for his Army service.
typically, for three awards you would need two oak clusters. the ribbon counts as one. However, for the good conduct medal, you would wear a knot for each award. It varies dependant upon the actual award, but for AAM's, Arcoms, etc the ribbon always counts as the first award.
typically, for four awards you would need three oak clusters. the ribbon counts as one. However, for the good conduct medal, you would wear a knot for each award. It varies dependant upon the actual award, but for AAM's, Arcoms, etc the ribbon always counts as the first award.
the good conduct ribbon get a knot for 3 years
It indicates a second award.
The maroon ribbon is the Navy Good Conduct Medal; the ribbon is worn in place of the medal when full formal dress requiring medals/ribbons aren't required. The Secretary of the Navy recently authorized the merging of the Marine Corps Good Conduct with the Navy's - the Navy Good Conduct will be authorized for wear by both Sailors and Marines.
On the Army Good Conduct Medal, three knots are worn on the suspension ribbon to denote each award of the medal.
He received the Good Conduct Medal (GCM) for his Army service.
In US military, first award of a decoration is the ribbon (and medal) itself. Additional awards are reflected by the addition of an oak leaf cluster on the ribbon. When the sixth award of the medal occurs, the four oak leaf clusters on the ribbon are replaced with a silver oak leaf cluster, denoting 5 additional awards of the medal.
typically, for three awards you would need two oak clusters. the ribbon counts as one. However, for the good conduct medal, you would wear a knot for each award. It varies dependant upon the actual award, but for AAM's, Arcoms, etc the ribbon always counts as the first award.
typically, for four awards you would need three oak clusters. the ribbon counts as one. However, for the good conduct medal, you would wear a knot for each award. It varies dependant upon the actual award, but for AAM's, Arcoms, etc the ribbon always counts as the first award.
Your first award is a medal or a ribbon (depending on the uniform you're wearing) each subsequest award you receive a small bronze star (up to four, indicating your fifth awardy (Ribbon is one + four stars = five awards. Your sixth award is a small silver star. Seventh, a small silver star and a small bronze star etc....
I'm sorry, but I am not qualified to conduct your orchestra. My sister earned a good conduct award this semester.
The silver star, indicating 5 subsequent awards, should be centered on the ribbon with a bronze star on either side. If on a medal the bronze stars should be above and beneath the silver star which should always be centered in the middle of the ribbon. If on the ribbon award, the bronze stars should be just to the right and left of the silver star.
In World War II, bronze stars on an Army ribbon signify additional awards or achievements for meritorious service or acts of valor. Each bronze star represents a subsequent award of the same medal or ribbon, highlighting the individual's repeated exemplary performance. For example, if a soldier received the Army Good Conduct Medal multiple times, each additional award would be denoted by a bronze star on the ribbon. This system allows for the recognition of sustained excellence and dedication in service.
the good conduct ribbon get a knot for 3 years
The Good Conduct Ribbon and the National Defense Service Medal are not ranked in a hierarchical manner, as they serve different purposes. The Good Conduct Ribbon is awarded for exemplary behavior, efficiency, and fidelity in active federal military service, while the National Defense Service Medal is awarded for service during a designated time of national emergency or conflict. They are both non-combat awards and are considered on the same level in terms of military decorations.