Army Achievement Anodized Medal ISLAND_32C~OCP-113 Army regulations

Army regulations

Abbreviation: WWIIVM

Subsequent awards are denoted by bronze oak leafs for Army and Air Force members

Branch insignia were first worn prior to the Civil War in the 1850s by Army personnel

Criteria: The Air Education and Training Instructor Badge denotes an Air Force service member's status as an instructor assigned to the Air Education and Training Command

Army Achievement Anodized Medal ISLAND_32C~OCP-113 Army regulationsArmy Achievement Anodized Medal Criteria: The Army Achievement Medal (AAM) is granted to personnel for outstanding achievement or meritorious service not of a nature that merits the Commendation Medal. The AAM is commonly only given to officers in the pay grade of O 4 and below, as well as enlisted service members below the grade of E 7. The AAM can be granted in a combat area, but for non combat meritorious service. The Achievement Medal is the