Distinguished Flying Cross Anodized Miniature Medal hide-klarna Antarctica Service Anodized Miniature Medal

Antarctica Service Anodized Miniature Medal

Other approved devices for the award are an Arrowhead Device awarded for airborne or amphibious operations and the Fleet Marine Force device for certain sailors

members must be part of units or staff who have been deployed to the Afghanistan Joint Operations Area (JOA) and have served for 30 consecutive or non-consecutive days from June 1

World War II Marine Corps Occupation Service Medal

Distinguished Flying Cross Anodized Miniature Medal hide-klarna Antarctica Service Anodized Miniature MedalDistinguished Flying Cross Anodized Miniature Medal Criteria: The Distinguished Flying Cross Medal (DFC) is an award that is bestowed upon any officer of enlisted personnel of the United States Armed Forces who distinguishes themselves in support of operations by "heroism or extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight." The medal was created on July 2nd, 1926 and the first awards were bestowed by President Calvin Coolidge on