Coast Guard Achievement Anodized Medal ISLAND_14~81051 28 service-members received the award

28 service-members received the award for their actions while risking their lives to assist their fellow soldiers

The Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces Honor Medal (RVNHONOR) was a decoration presented by South Vietnam to recognize members of a military who served directly in cadre training of Vietnamese units and organization of the Vietnamese military

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The first enlisted member to receive the award was Master Chief Petty Officer of the Coast Guard Rick Trent in 1998

United States Army Branch Specific Shoulder Cords

Coast Guard Achievement Anodized Medal ISLAND_14~81051 28 service-members received the awardCoast Guard Achievement Anodized Medal Criteria: The Coast Guard Achievement Medal (CGACH) is an award of the United States Coast Guard intended to recognize the contributions of Junior Officers and Enlisted Personnel. The authority to award the medal rests upon local commanders, granting them discretion to when and what actions make one eligible for this award. First approved for wear by the Coast Guard in 1967, subsequent awards of the medal are to