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| − | The '''Combat Command Ribbon''' is granted to officers who performed with distinction while commanding a unit in combat. It is also granted to non-commissioned officers who assumed command in the place of an officer or were breveted to a command position by a superior. | + | The '''Combat Command Ribbon''' is granted to officers who performed with distinction while commanding a unit in combat. It is also granted to non-commissioned officers who assumed command in the place of an officer or were breveted to a command position by a superior. It is basically the officer's version of the '''[[Meritorious Conduct Under Fire]]''' medal. |
Additional awards are signified by metal cluster pins. | Additional awards are signified by metal cluster pins. | ||
Revision as of 23:24, 30 April 2012
The Combat Command Ribbon is granted to officers who performed with distinction while commanding a unit in combat. It is also granted to non-commissioned officers who assumed command in the place of an officer or were breveted to a command position by a superior. It is basically the officer's version of the Meritorious Conduct Under Fire medal.
Additional awards are signified by metal cluster pins.
- Third Class (Bronze): Signifies a additional award.
- Second Class (Silver): Signifies five additional awards.
- First Class (Gold): Signifies ten additional awards
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