UNITED STATES DEFENSE FORCE
Regulation 7: Medals, Awards, and Honorifics
Regulation 7: Medals, Awards, and Honorifics
INDEX
| CHAPTER | TITLE |
| 1 | General Provisions |
| Section 1. General Information | |
| Section 2. Forum Display | |
| Section 3. Habbo Display | |
| 2 | Command & Service Pins |
| Section 1. Training Pins | |
| Section 2. Service Stripes | |
| Section 3. Command Insignia | |
| Section 4. Practical Training Program Pins | |
| 3 | Medals |
| Section 1. General Information | |
| Section 2. Medal List | |
| Section 3. Medal Description & Issuing Authority |
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section 1. General Information
Awards and decorations may be issued solely by the designated issuing authority as specified in this regulation.
Personnel found displaying unauthorized awards in official communications or claiming possession of such awards without proper authorization shall be subject to disciplinary action under applicable provisions of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ).
All medals referenced in this regulation are arranged in order of precedence from highest to lowest distinction.
Service time awards shall be calculated based on total service time within the United States Defense Force (USDF).
- Personnel seeking to receive service stripes must follow the requesting procedure established in Procedure 9: Service Stripe and Training Pin Request.
Personnel are authorized and encouraged to display earned awards and decorations in official communication signatures and profiles.
Award displays must be constructed using only approved decorations as specified in this regulation. Personnel may not display unauthorized or non-regulation awards in official capacities.
- Personnel possessing awards from other recognized military organizations may include such decorations in their official displays, provided the originating organization is clearly identified and properly attributed.
- For example, (
) may be displayed as (///).
Section 3. Displaying medals on Habbo
Personnel shall refer to Chapter 3 of this regulation for proper uniform display requirements and standards.
CHAPTER 2. COMMAND & SERVICE PINS
Section 1. Training Pins
Training pins shall be issued to personnel who demonstrate sustained commitment to educational and developmental activities as tracked through official training management systems. Such awards may be earned and displayed by personnel at any rank level within the organization.
Training pins may be issued by the Under Secretary of Defense for Education (USD ED), the Director of Joint Force Development (DJFD), and the Office of the Joint Force Development (OJFD) ML1.
Active eligibility requirements for training pins shall be outlined in Table 1. Minimum Number of Trainings Required for Training Pins.
Table 1. Minimum Number of Trainings Required for Training Pins
| Number of Trainings conducted | Training Pins |
| 100 | ® |
| 200 | © |
| 300 | ©® |
| 400 | ©© |
| 500 | ©©® |
| 600 | ©©© |
Service stripes shall be displayed in motto as: (/), (//), (///) or (////) until 24 months, which is denoted by asterisks.
The issuing authority for all Service Stripes is the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS).
Active service requirements for eligibility to receive service stripes shall be listed in Table 2. Number of Months Required for Service Stripe.
Table 2. Number of Months Required for Service Stripe
| Service Stripe | Number of months (service) |
 | 3 |
 | 6 |
 | 12 (1 Year) |
 | 18 |
 | 24 (2 Years) |
 | 36 (3 Years) |
Section 3. Command Insignia
Command position insignia may be displayed in official communications exclusively by personnel actively serving in authorized command positions as specified in this regulation.
Personnel not currently serving in qualifying command positions are prohibited from displaying command insignia in any official capacity.
Table 3. Permitted Command Pins for Command Positions
| Name | Pin | Conditions |
| Command Master Chief Petty Officer |  | The CMDCM of an Office (Navy Office HNCO) is able to wear this pin in their forum signature. It should be placed below the ribbon rack and central. |
| Command Position |  | Anyone holding a position in Senior Command EL5+ (except the SecDef, CJCS, CNO, CMC, CSA and CSAF) are permitted to wear this pin in their forum signature. It should be placed below the ribbon rack and central. |
| Joint Chiefs of Staff |  | The CJCS and Joint Chiefs of Staff are permitted to wear this pin in their forum signature. It should be placed below the ribbon rack and central. |
| Office of the Secretary of Defense |  | Members of the OSD are permitted to wear this flag in their forum signature. It should be placed below the ribbon rack and central. |
Section 4. Practical Training Program (PTP) Pins
Practical Training Program (PTP) pins shall be available for display in official communications. PTP pins shall be arranged in order of precedence from highest to lowest distinction, positioned in a centered configuration below other award displays.
Active PTP pins and their pertinent information shall be listed in Table 4. Practical Training Program (PTP) pins.
Table 4. Practical Training Program (PTP) Pins
CHAPTER 3. MEDALS
Section 1. General Information
Personnel may wear any earned medal, as long as the worn medal is favorited on their PTS profile. This can be done by logging into PTS and selecting the medal from the user profile. Medals may be worn with any uniform except the Warfare Uniform, Physical Training Uniform, and the DFMAP Uniform.
- Only combat medals can be worn with the Special Operations Uniform.
- The color definitions can be found in Regulation 2: USDF Standing Orders for Dress.
Section 2. Medal List
Sorted from highest to lowest level of precedence.
Table 5. Medals
| MEDAL | CLOTHING ITEM | COLORS |
| Medal of Honor (MOH) | Straight ribbon with star medal |  Non-HC Light Blue ribbon with Non-HC Gold medal |
| Presidential Medal of Freedom (PMOF) | Straight ribbon with star medal |  Non-HC Dark Blue ribbon with Non-HC White medal |
| Secretary of Defense Distinguished Service Award (DSA) | Chevron ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Light Green ribbon with Non-HC Gold medal |
| Secretary of Defense Meritorious Service Award (MSA) | Chevron ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Gold ribbon with Non-HC Gold medal |
| Secretary of Defense Exceptional Service Award (ESA) | Chevron ribbon with medal |  Non-HC White ribbon with Non-HC Gold medal |
| Distinguished Service Cross (DSC) | Chevron ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Dark Blue ribbon with Non-HC Gold medal |
| DepSecDef Award for Distinguished Service (ADS) | Chevron ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Light Red with Non-HC Gold medal |
| DepSecDef Award for Outstanding Service (AOS) | Chevron ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Light Red with Non-HC White medal |
| Superior Service Medal (SSM) | Chevron ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Gold ribbon with Non-HC White medal |
| Distinguished Service Medal (DSM) | Chevron ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Baby Blue ribbon with Non-HC Gold medal |
| Silver Star (SS) | Chevron ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Dark Blue ribbon with Non-HC White medal |
| Organizational Excellence Medal (OEM) | Chevron ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Silver ribbon with Non-HC White medal |
| Legion of Merit (LoM) | Straight ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Dark Red ribbon with Non-HC Gold medal |
| Master Builder’s Commendation (MBC) | Straight ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Pink ribbon with Non-HC Gold medal |
| Joint Meritorious Unit Award (JMUA) | Straight ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Light blue ribbon with Non-HC Gold medal |
| Exemplary Service Medal (ESM) | Straight ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Dark Blue ribbon with Non-HC Gold medal |
| Bronze Star (BS) | Straight ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Dark Red ribbon with light brown medal |
| Purple Heart (PH) | Straight ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Dark Purple ribbon with Non-HC Gold medal |
| Engineering Excellence Ribbon (EER) | Straight ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Pink ribbon with Non-HC White medal |
| Civil Engineering Excellence Unit Citation (CEEUC) | Straight ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Pink ribbon with Non-HC Light Brown medal |
| National Defense Service Medal (NDSM) | Straight ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Light Red ribbon with Non-HC Gold medal |
| Overseas Service Ribbon (OSR) | Straight ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Light Blue ribbon with Non-HC White medal |
| Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal (AFEM) | Straight ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Dark Green ribbon with Non-HC White medal |
| Humanitary Service Medal (HSM) | Straight ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Dark Purple ribbon with Non-HC White medal |
| Distinguished Trainer's Medal (DTM) | Straight ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Light Blue ribbon with Non-HC Light Brown medal |
| 5 different Non-Combat Awards | Straight ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Dark Blue ribbon with Non-HC White medal |
| Meritorious Service Medal (MSM) | Single stripe |  Non-HC Dark Red |
| Army Commendation Medal (ACM) | Triple stripe |  Non-HC Light Green |
| Army Achievement Medal (AAM) | Double stripe |  Non-HC Light Green |
| Navy & Marine Corps Commendation Medal (NCM) | Triple stripe |  Non-HC Dark Blue |
| Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medal (NAM) | Double stripe |  Non-HC Dark Blue |
| Air Force Commendation Medal (AFCM) | Triple stripe |  Non-HC Light Blue |
| Air Force Achievement Medal (AFAM) | Double stripe |  Non-HC Light Blue |
| MUC + GCM | Double stripe |  Non-HC Dark Blue |
| Joint Service Commendation Medal (JSCM) | Single stripe |  Non-HC Gold |
| Joint Service Achievement Medal (JSAM) | Single stripe |  Non-HC Dark Green |
| Meritorious Unit Commendation (MUC) | Single stripe |  Non-HC Dark Blue |
| OCS Scholarly Medal for Exceptional Academic Performance (OCSSMEAP) | Single stripe |  Non-HC Baby Blue |
| WO Medal for Exceptional Academic Performance (WOMEAP) | Single stripe | Non-HC Baby Blue |
| SNCO Medal for Exceptional Academic Performance (SNCOMEAP) | Single stripe | Non-HC Baby Blue |
| Good Conduct Medal (GCM) | Single stripe |  Non-HC Light Red |
| Ceremonial Guard Ribbon (CGR) | Chevron medal |  Non-HC Dark Blue |
| Interactive Combat Campaign Medal (ICCM) | Chevron medal |  Non-HC Dark Green |
| Titans Football Medal (TFM) | Chevron medal |  Non-HC Black |
Table 6. Campaign Medals
| MEDAL | CLOTHING ITEM | COLORS |
| Active Service Expeditionary Medal (ASEM) | Chevron medal |  Non-HC Gold Chevron |
| Active Service Medal (ASM) | Chevron medal |  Non-HC Red Chevron |
Table 7. Civilian Service Medals
| MEDAL | CLOTHING ITEM | COLORS |
| Armed Forces Civilian Service Medal (AFCSM) | Straight ribbon with medal |  Non-HC Light Green ribbon with Non-HC Gold medal |
Section 3. Medal Descriptions, Issuing Authorities & Notes
Sorted from highest to lowest level of precedence.
Table 8. Medal Descriptions
| Medal Name & Ribbon | Issuing Authority | Description | Notes |
Medal of Honor (MOH) | SecDef | The Medal of Honor is awarded for service of phenomenal significance where the contribution has impacted the direction of the United States Defense Force and rendered service at considerable personal sacrifice motivated by a sense of service above all else. It may also be awarded to a person who, while a member of the USDF, distinguishes themselves conspicuously by gallantry and intrepidity going above and beyond the call of duty or at self-sacrifice, against an enemy of the United States; while engaged in action or military operations involving conflict with an opposing foreign force. | - This can be a Combat or Non-Combat Medal. - Any USDF personnel, whether serving (including civilians) or honorably retired, who has been awarded the Medal of Honor (MoH) and is properly displaying it will receive the full salutation customs (Attention on Deck and hand, SALUTE). This applies upon entry into HQ through the sentry. Within HQ, if personnel have come to attention for an officer who is a MoH recipient, they are to salute as the officer passes. The same applies when approaching a MoH recipient for conversations if they are standing. No such salutation is required if the MoH recipient is seated. |
Presidential Medal of Freedom (PMOF) | President | The Presidential Medal of Freedom recognizes both civilians and military personnel who have made an especially meritorious contribution to the security or interests of the United States Defense Force while also working to increase stability within the agencies/militaries communities or related activities, grow and develop the agencies/militaries community within the broader Habbo community, or by involvement in other significant endeavours that advance public interest | - This can be a Combat or Non-Combat Medal. |
Secretary of Defense Distinguished Service Award (DSA) | SecDef | SecDef Distinguished Service Award is awarded for exceptionally meritorious service of exceptional significance where the contribution has rendered service at considerable personal sacrifice motivated by a sense of service to the United States Defense Force above all else. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Secretary of Defense Meritorious Service Award (MSA) | SecDef | The SecDef Meritorious Service Award is awarded for meritorious service of great significance where the contribution has rendered service at personal sacrifice motivated by a sense of service to the United States Defense Force above all else. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Secretary of Defense Exceptional Service Award (ESA) | SecDef | The SecDef Exceptional Service Award is awarded for exceptional service of great significance where the contribution has rendered service at personal sacrifice motivated by a sense of service to the United States Defense Force above all else. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Distinguished Service Cross (DSC) | SecDef, DepSecDef, NSA, USD I&S | The Distinguished Service Cross may be awarded to any person who, while serving with the United States Defense Force, distinguishes themselves in action by extraordinary heroism not justifying an award of the Medal of Honor. The action must take place under one of three circumstances: while engaged in action against an enemy of the United States; while engaged in military operations involving conflict with an opposing foreign force. The act must be at self-sacrifice or distinguishing above the "norm". | - This is a Combat Medal. |
DepSecDef Award for Distinguished Service (ADS) | SecDef, DepSecDef | The DepSecDef Award for Distinguished Service is awarded for exceptionally meritorious service of exceptional significance where the contribution has rendered service at considerable personal sacrifice motivated by a sense of service to the United States Defense Force above all else. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
DepSecDef Award for Outstanding Service (AOS) | SecDef, DepSecDef | The DepSecDef Award for Outstanding Service is awarded for meritorious service of great significance where the contribution has rendered service at personal sacrifice motivated by a sense of service to the United States Defense Force above all else. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Superior Service Medal (SSM) | NSC | The Superior Service Medal (SSM) is awarded to members of the United States Defense Force service members who perform superior meritorious service in a position of significant responsibility. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Distinguished Service Medal (DSM) | NSC | The Distinguished Service Medal is awarded to any person who, while serving in any capacity with the United States Defense Force, has distinguished themselves by exceptionally meritorious service to the Government in a duty of great responsibility. The performance must be such as to merit recognition for service which is clearly exceptional. Exceptional performance of normal duty will not alone justify an award of this decoration. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Silver Star (SS) | NSA, USD I&S | The Silver Star is awarded to a person who, while serving in any capacity with the United States Defense Force, is cited for gallantry in action against an enemy of the United States while engaged in military operations involving conflict with an opposing foreign force. | - This is a Combat Medal. |
Organizational Excellence Medal (OEM) | NSC | The Organizational Excellence Medal is awarded to groups of service members of the United States Defense Force for consistently maintaining a successful framework of standards and processes intended to enrich and improve the experience of personnel and fulfill their personal missions. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Legion of Merit (LoM) | NSC | The Legion of Merit is awarded to all members of the United States Defense Force without reference to degree for exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding services and achievements. The performance must have been such as to merit recognition of key individuals for service rendered in a clearly exceptional manner. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Master Builder’s Commendation (MBC) | NSC | Awarded to individuals who have demonstrated exceptional dedication and creativity in building, designing, and crafting multiple rooms for the U.S. Defense Force, consistently exceeding expectations. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Joint Meritorious Unit Award (JMUA) | NSC, OSD | The Joint Meritorious Unit Award is awarded to service members in the United States Defense Force who successfully plan, co-ordinate and execute joint tasks, projects or missions to an impeccable standard. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Exemplary Service Medal (ESM) | OSD | The Exemplary Service Medal is a senior non-combat award for acts of extreme heroism not involving actual conflict with an enemy of the United States. To qualify for the Exemplary Service Medal, a person must clearly and consistently put the interests of USDF above their personal interests in addition to clearly dedicating their time and effort to the USDF beyond the level expected of their rank or position. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Bronze Star (BS) | NSA, USD I&S | The Bronze Star Medal (also known as the Bronze Star), is the fifth-highest combat decoration and the tenth-highest military award. The medal may be awarded for acts of heroism, acts of merit, or meritorious service in a combat zone. | - This is a Combat Medal. |
Purple Heart (PH) | NSA, USD I&S | The Purple Heart is awarded to all members of the United States Defense Force which have been wounded (banned on Habbo) when in the line of duty for the United States Defense Force. | - This is both a Combat and Non-Combat Medal. |
Engineering Excellence Ribbon (EER) | NSC | Awarded for exceptional leadership in directing and mentoring teams during major HQ builds on Habbo, ensuring the successful completion of the mission through guidance, expertise, and effective teamwork. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Civil Engineering Excellence Unit Citation (CEEUC) | NSC | Awarded to units that have demonstrated outstanding proficiency and innovation in civil engineering projects, consistently achieving excellence in the design, construction, and completion of critical infrastructure on Habbo. This citation recognizes the collective efforts of the team in delivering high-quality, modern, and functional builds that support the operational goals of the U.S. Defense Force. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
National Defense Service Medal (NDSM) | NSC, USD I&S, JSIG | The National Defense Service Medal (NDSM) is awarded to all service members who serve honorably and faithfully in defense of the United States Defense Force and its personnel. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal (AFEM) | NSC, USD I&S, DIRSA | The Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal is a military award presented to service members of the United States Defense Force who contribute and take part in field missions and expeditions on a local scale. A joint strategic effort to strengthen relationships with the agency and military floor on Habbo.com. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Overseas Service Ribbon (OSR) | NSC, USD I&S, DIRSA | The Overseas Service Ribbon is a military award presented to service members of the United States Defense Force who contribute and take part in field missions and excursions on an international level overseas. Directly contributing to the diplomatic mission of bridging cultures and communities amongst Habbo militaries and agencies from different hotels. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Humanitary Service Medal (HSM) | NSC | The Humanity Service Medal may be awarded to any member of the United States Defense Force who distinguishes himself or herself by meritorious participation in specified military acts or operations of a humane and peaceful nature. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Distinguished Trainer's Medal (DTM) | NSC, USD ED, DJFD | The Distinguished Trainer's Medal may be awarded to any member of the United States Defense Force who distinguished themselves through the continuous and consistent efforts in educating, training, and preparing personnel for service and growth. Service members will be awarded this medal for every 150 training sessions hosted (max 600 sessions). Medal will be awarded at the same time training pins are requested here. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Meritorious Service Medal (MSM) | OSD, JSD | The Meritorious Service Medal (MSM) is a military award presented to members of the United States Defense Force who distinguished themselves by outstanding meritorious achievement or service to the United States. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Army Commendation Medal (ACM) | CJCS, CSA | The Army Commendation Medal is awarded to members of United States Army in leadership positions or as regular members, and is presented for significant contributions or sustained performance in long-term projects. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Army Achievement Medal (AAM) | CJCS, CSA | The Army Achievement Medal is awarded to members of the United States Army who distinguish themselves in non-combat situations based on contributions or specific achievements that do not warrant a Army Commendation Medal or higher. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal (NCM) | CJCS, CNO, CMC | The Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal is awarded to members of the Marines in leadership positions or as regular members, and is presented for significant contributions or sustained performance in long-term projects. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (NAM) | CJCS, CNO, CMC | The Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal is awarded to members of the United States Marine Corps and Navy who distinguish themselves in non-combat situations based on contributions or specific achievements that do not warrant a Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal or higher. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Air Force Commendation Medal (AFCM) | CJCS, CSAF | The Air Force Commendation Medal is awarded to members of the Air Force in leadership positions or as regular members, and is presented for significant contributions or sustained performance in long-term projects. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Air Force Achievement Medal (AFAM) | CJCS, CSAF | The Air Force Achievement Medal is awarded to members of the United States Air Force who distinguish themselves in non-combat situations based on contributions or specific achievements that do not warrant an Air Force Commendation Medal or higher. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Joint Service Commendation Medal (JSCM) | OSD, JSD | The Commendation Medal is a mid-level United States military decoration which is presented for sustained acts of heroism or meritorious service. It can be earned by personnel of any rank. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Joint Service Achievement Medal (JSAM) | OSD, JSD | The Achievement Medal is awarded to any member of the United States Defense Force who distinguished themselves in either combat or noncombat situations based on consistent performance or a specific achievement which does not warrant a Commendation Medal or higher. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Meritorious Unit Commendation (MUC) | OSD | The Meritorious Unit Commendation is awarded to the entirety of a unit which distinguishes itself by consistently going above and beyond in their everyday tasks delegated to them by their respective Senior Command member. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Senior Officer Development Course Scholarly Medal (SODCSM) | NSC, JCS | The Senior Officer Development Course Scholarly Medal is awarded upon successful completion of Senior Officer Development Course to those candidates who perform extraordinarily well in the course's final exam. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. - Requires a score of 85% to obtain. |
OCS Scholarly Medal for Exceptional Academic Performance (OCSSMEAP) | NSC, USD ED, DOT&E | The Officer Candidate School Scholarly Medal for Exceptional Academic Performance is awarded upon successful completion of the Officer Candidate School to those candidates who perform extraordinarily well in the School's final exam. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. - Requires a score of 90% to obtain. |
WO Medal for Exceptional Academic Performance (WOMEAP) | NSC, USD ED, DOT&E | The Warrant Officer Medal for Exceptional Academic Performance is awarded upon successful completion of the Warrant Officer Leadership Course to those candidates who perform extraordinarily well in their first attempt at the Course's exam. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. - Requires an 85% average to obtain. - Following a pardon/reinstatement, the medal is unobtainable by candidates that have completed the Warrant Officer Leadership Course before leaving. |
SNCO Medal for Exceptional Academic Performance (SNCOMEAP) | NSC, USD ED, DOT&E | The Senior Non-Commissioned Officer Medal for Exceptional Academic Performance is awarded upon successful completion of the Senior Non-Commissioned Officer Leadership Course to those candidates who perform extraordinarily well in their first attempt at the Course's exam. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. - Requires a score of 100% to obtain. - Following a pardon/reinstatement, the medal is unobtainable by candidates that have completed the Senior Non-Commissioned Officer Leadership Course before leaving. |
Good Conduct Medal (GCM) | NSC, USD I&S, JSIG | The Good Conduct Medal is awarded to any Enlisted/NCO/WO member of the United States military who completes "honorable and faithful service". Such service implies that two months of enlistment were completed without any disciplinary action or offenses. (Meaning that personnel can only earn this medal while they are an Enlisted/NCO/WO. Personnel cannot earn it once they become Commissioned). | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Ceremonial Guard Ribbon (CGR) | NSC, USD DI, CDR ASO | The Ceremonial Guard Ribbon is a decoration for members of the Joint Drill Team, commemorating their diligent service in one of the respective drill teams and its ceremonial duties. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Interactive Combat Campaign Medal (ICCM) | NSC, USD DI, CDR ICSD | The Interactive Combat Campaign Medal is awarded to those who actively serve and excel in campaigns within the Interactive Combat Simulation Division. It honors significant contributions, tactical skill, and teamwork during simulated combat. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Titans Football Medal (TFM) | NSC, USD DI, CDR ASO | The Titans Football Team Medal is bestowed upon individuals for their active sports participation, exemplary showmanship within the USDF Football Team, and for demonstrating diligent and outstanding service. | - This is a Non-Combat Medal. |
Active Service Expeditionary Medal (ASEM) | NSA, USD I&S | The Active Service Expeditionary Medal is awarded to any member of the United States Defense Force who serves on a deployment operation in times of war. | - This is a Campaign & Combat Medal. |
Active Service Medal (ASM) | NSA, USD I&S | The Active Service Medal is awarded to any member of the United States Defense Force who serves during a time of active war without actually participating in a deployment operation. | - This is a Campaign & Combat Medal. |
Armed Forces Civilian Service Medal (AFCSM) | SecDef, DepSecDef | The Armed Forces Civilian Service Medal is awarded to foreign military personnel/civilian individuals for exceptionally meritorious contributions to the USDF and/or agencies floor. | - This is a Campaign & Civilian Service Medal. - Recipients are permitted to wear it within HQ if awarded. |
Signed,
Controllable.
Secretary of Defense
Edited:
P.P. (Per Procurationem)
Office of Strategy, Plans and Capabilities
This legislation is subject to change by the SecDef without warning or notice. Furthermore, the SecDef reserves the right to issue "Standing Orders" which overrule the Legislation when deemed appropriate.
