World War II Army of Occupation Anodized Medal SBBA~Pair~80662~80662|2 Since the Republic of Vietnam

Since the Republic of Vietnam was conquered by North Vietnam in 1975

associated National Naval Volunteers and local Naval militia units who had served at least 10 years of consecutive service in either active duty

under competent orders

Marine Corps possess two types of Air Medals: "individual" for singular meritorious acts and "strike/flight" for participation in sustained aerial flight operations

World War II Army of Occupation Anodized Medal SBBA~Pair~80662~80662|2 Since the Republic of VietnamWorld War II (WW II) Army of Occupation Anodized Medal The World War II Army of Occupation Medal (AOM) is a decoration awarded to members of the U. S. Army and Air Force who served in specific regions of Europe or Asia following the end of WWII. A "Germany Bar" device is worn with the medal by personnel who served in the following locations in Europe during the accompanied dates: Italy (May 9, 1945 May 5, 1955); Germany (May 9, 1945 May 5, 1955);