Medal for Humane Action - Anodized SBBA~Double~11261DBR While on a "dismounted" (on

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The largest issuing of the award came in 2001 following the terrorist attack on the Pentagon

First Haitian Campaign Medal - Marine Corps

or while serving in armed conflict alongside allied forces against an opposing force when the United States is not the aggressor

Soldiers qualifying for one of the various combat parachutist badges wear their parachutist badge upgraded with the requisite number of bronze stars attached to the decoration

Medal for Humane Action - Anodized SBBA~Double~11261DBR While on a "dismounted" (onMedal for Humane Action Anodized The Medal for Humane Action (MHA) is a decoration presented by the United States Armed forces to recognize personnel who serviced extended duty in the Berlin Airlift between June 26, 1948 September 30, 1949. To be eligible, members must have performed at least 120 days of service within the boundaries of Berlin. No required period of service is required for a posthumous award made to a service member who lost their