The mini medals are placed the same as regular sized medals. 1/4" above left breast pocket.
A star represents a second award of a medal. It is placed in the center of the drape of the medal. It is placed in the center of a ribbon.
One would typically report in the uniform of the day. Dress Blues or Dress Whites is always appropriate.
you where the ribbons on the left side pocket 1/4 above the pocket
If you are retiring, or are being discharged for medical reasons, you can wear the dress blues on any formal occasion that would not disrespect the uniform. If you have completed your service, you are no longer entitled to wear the uniform.
Navy Blues - album - was created on 1998-05-26.
On the left side of the uniform no matter what uniform it is precisely 1/4" above the pocket CENTERED
Yes. In order to do this you must have some verification on military documents (I used prior Navy Evals to show dates and awards to verify Combat and Short tour info) and then take them to your admin people. Your Navy deployments will be placed under the OS/Deployment Combat Duty Section I on your ERB...and yes you can place your deployment stripes on your Army ASU's along with your Navy ribbons and medals. I can tell you that during Army boards I get more questions regarding my Navy "E", NAM, and Sea Duty awards than anything else. Good luck with getting your info together and remember, GO NAVY BEAT ARMY!
Typically Dress Blues are used for funerals, but you are in a tropical climate. You can check with the Naval Base, they would be able to tell you.
Navy Blues - 1937 was released on: USA: 29 March 1937
the british army were MTP (used to be dpm95) navy where blue shirt and pants with a peek cap and air force where mtp on tour but they where a olive green over all when training (btw they also use the L22A2 AVF carbine varient of the L85A2) HOPE THIS HELPED :)
The cast of Navy Blues - 1960 includes: Nida Blanca Pancho Magalona
Navy Blues - 1941 is rated/received certificates of: Finland:S Sweden:Btl USA:Approved (PCA #2335)