Issue Regulations: Air Medal
http://www.amervets.com/replacement/am.htm#isr

Established on May 11, 1942. The Air Medal is awarded to any member of the Armed
Forces of the United States who, subsequent to September 8, 1939, shall have
distinguished himself by meritorious achievement while participating in aerial
flight. It was given for combat or non-combat action, and conferred in
recognition of single acts of heroism or merit for operational activities
against an armed enemy. Additionally, it is given for meritorious services, or
for sustained distinction in the performance of duties involving regular and
frequent participation in aerial flight.

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-- Otis Willie (Ret.)
Military News and Information Editor (http://www.13105320634.com)
The American War Library, Est. 1988 (http://www.amervets.com)
16907 Brighton Avenue
Gardena CA 90247
1-310-532-0634

Military Personnel Database
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I Served... EOM2 Paul L Gentner, U.S. Navy

Paul's Authorizations and Acknowledgements:

Cold War Medal Medal
Honorable Service Lapel Pin
Honorable Discharge
National Defense Medal Medal
Ocean Crossing Acknowledgement
Professional, Navy
Sea Service Ribbon
Ship/Boat Service Acknowledgement
Vietnam Campaign Medal Medal
Vietnam Civil Action Medal Medal
Vietnam Cross of Gallantry, Unit Ribbon Ribbon
Vietnam Cross of Gallantry, Indiv Medal Medal
Vietnam War Era Appreciation
Vietnam Naval Service Ribbon

VETERAN'S DAY AND MEMORIAL DAY ARE EVERYDAY. A VETERAN LIVES AS LONG AS HE OR
SHE IS REMEMBERED.

I Served... EN2 Joseph D Flowers, U.S. Navy

Joseph's Authorizations and Acknowledgements:

Bronze Star Medal Medal
Cold War Medal Medal
Combat Action Ribbon
Honorable Service Lapel Pin
Honorable Discharge
National Defense Medal Medal
Navy Commendation Ribbon
Ocean Crossing Acknowledgement
Purple Heart Medal Medal
Sea Service Ribbon
Vietnam Campaign Medal Medal
Vietnam Civil Action Medal Medal
Vietnam Cross of Gallantry, Unit Ribbon Ribbon
Vietnam Cross of Gallantry, Indiv Medal Medal
Vietnam War Era Appreciation
Vietnam Naval Service Ribbon
Wound Medal, Vietnam

ssue Regulations: The Antarctica Service Medal
http://www.amervets.com/replacement/asm.htm#isr

The Antarctica Service Medal was established by Act of Congress (Public Law
86-600, 86th Congress) on July 7, 1960. Administratively, the Antarctica Service
Medal is a Department of Defense service medal. This medal is awarded to any
member of the Armed Forces of the United States, any U.S. Citizen, or any
resident alien of the United States who, after January 1, 1946 has served or
serves on the Antarctic Continent or in support of U.S. operations there.

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Contact Person for this posting: Roger Simpson, PIO
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Gardena CA 90247-5420
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Friendly Fire Notebook

An effort has begun to collect and preserve the details of every friendly fire
incident that took or changed the lives of American soldiers.

Since the Revolutionary War thousands upon thousands of military personnel have
been injured or killed due to mistaken or intentional, American friendly fire.

All are invited to participate in this project. For more information
please access URL: http://www.americanwarlibrary.com/ff/ff.htm

Contact Person for this posting: Roger Simpson, PIO
Public Information Office: http://www.13105320634.com
The American War Library: http://www.amervets.com/
16907 Brighton Avenue
Gardena CA 90247-5420
Phone / Fax: 1-310-532-0634

-- Otis Willie (Ret.)
Military News and Information Editor (http://www.13105320634.com)
The American War Library, Est. 1988 (http://www.amervets.com)
16907 Brighton Avenue
Gardena CA 90247
1-310-532-0634

Definition of a A Veteran
http://www.amervets.com/mypride/whatvet.htm

A veteran is defined by federal law, moral code and military service as "Any,
Any, Any"... A military veteran is Any person who served for Any length of time
in Any military service branch. [See #1 and #2, below]

What is a War Veteran?

A war veteran is any GI (Government Issue) ordered to foreign soil or waters to
participate in direct or support activity against an enemy. The operant
condition: Any GI sent in harm's way.

What is a Combat Veteran?

A combat veteran is any GI who experiences any level of hostility for any
duration resulting from offensive, defensive or friendly fire military action
involving a real or perceived enemy in any pre- or post-designated theater of
combat (war) operations. [See #3, below]

NOTE:

1. Veteran's benefits are based on Congressional regulations determined by
Honorable Discharge or Under Honorable Conditions status.

Issue Requirements: Acknowledgement of Responsibility Award
http://www.amervets.com/replacement/ackrep.htm#isr

The Acknowledgement of Responsibility award is authorized to servicepersons who
individually demonstrate special or unique ability among their cadre to manage
singular assignments and are tasked to perform special or supervisory duties
that do not involve rank or...

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Military News and Information Editor (http://www.13105320634.com)
The American War Library, Est. 1988 (http://www.amervets.com)
16907 Brighton Avenue
Gardena CA 90247
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Military Personnel Database
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Military and Vet Info-Exchange/Discussion Groups
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I Served... CPL Paul D Nenni, Vsm, Vcog, Ndsm.
US Marine Corps

Paul's Authorizations and Acknowledgements

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