What is the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal order of Precedence for Navy?
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Its between the Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal and the Armed Forces service medal. it depends on which ones you have.. you have to be more specific. :)
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http://www.globalsecurity.org
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Please look at this website, Sir :\n\nhttp://www.army.mod.uk/servingsoldier/honours_and_awards/pamphlet_on_honoursawards.htm\n\nHave a nice day.
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go to: www.navy.com \nthere is a message board there
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After you complete your Initial Entry Training, all service members are awarded the National Defense Service Medal.\n\nLater, if you have maintain standards of good conduct during your tour of duty, you are awarded the Good Conduct Medal as well.\n\nAll the rest are based on some type of meritorious service or valor.
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You are very inaccurate. This is the real ranking. \n\nMilitary: \nNOTE: Nuclear weapons, past and current military experience, unit training and equipment quality are not taken into account.\n\n1.)  United States of America \n2.)  China \n3.) Russia\n4.) India\n5.) Germany\n6.)  France\n7.)  Japan\n8.) Turkey\n9.) Great Britain\n10.) Brazil\n11.) Italy\n12.) South Korea \n13.) Indonesia\n14.) Canada\n15.) Iran\n16.)Spain\n17.) Egypt\n18.)  North Korea\n19.) Australia\n20.) Pakistan\n21.) Mexico\n22.) Saudi Arabia\n23.) Israel\n24.) Argentina\n25.) Greece\n26.) Syria\n27.) Iraq\n28.) Taiwan\n29.) Poland\n30.) Philippines\n31.) Ukraine\n32.) Venezuela\n33.) Libya\n34.) Afghanistan\n35.) Nepal\n\nEconomy: \n1.) USA\n2.) Japan\n3.) Germany\n4.) China\n5.) UK
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No you don't get a medal or a certificate for been a British M16. Sorry no Knighthood for ex M16 agents only the boss get the Knighthood or the female boss get a damehood that all
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The Distinguished Service Medal is awarded for courage.  There are several varieties that exists.  Both military and civilian have there own medal.
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It dosen't really matter but according to protocol it should be the branch of service. If none are available the branch that is nearist to the deceased gets the job.I have presented the flag to many widows and I was enlisted.  An officer should give the flag if it was another officer or  if enlisted the enlisted should give the flag to the next of kin.
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It's a medal for sailors and Marines who do their jobs in a particularly exemplary manner.  If you just do your job well, you get your paycheck.  If you do it really well, you may get some sort of certificate from the command, or be names Sailor/Marine of the Quarter for your unit.  You have to really stand out to get a Navy Achievement Medal (NAM), though, especially in the Marine Corps.\n\nIt's recipients are 'usually' mid-grade enlisted (E-5 and above) and junior officers (O-1 to O-3).  The next higher medal for how well you do your job is the Navy/Marine Corps Commandation Medal (a 'COM'), which is harder to get.  \n\nThese are normally different from medals earned for a single heroic action, such as a bronze or silver star, but there are always exceptions-- a member of the military can get a NAM or a COM for a single (and pretty spectacular) action, but it's more rare.  Usually the medal is awarded at the end of a tour, and characterizes the entire tour.
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Check out this site...\n\nhttp://www.mwr.navy.mil/mwrprgms/hrtraindoc.htm
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It is now sort of done by a computer program called NICKA.  That somehoe stands for Code Word, Nickname, and Exercise System.\n\nBasically every command (i.e. CENTCOM or EUCOM) is assigned a 2 letter sequence and the commanding officer of the op picks the names, which must then be approved by the Joint Chiefs.\n\nIt's actually pretty convaluted.  The link provided doesn't specifically mention current Iraq and Afghani operations, but you can get the idea and a bit of history behind it.
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VET-RECS (Google it for the exact web address).  You enter your information, and then print the signature sheet and send that in.  They said it would take four to six weeks to process my request, but I got my DD214's in about ten days.  You can also get verification of any medals and awards. (USN 1972-1985)
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you can look up on the internet and search for the database of NAVY UIC's that has the command hierarchy and you willi find it
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Type in NDAWS, and click on the one that list unit awards. Just follow the instructions and you shoud find what you looking for.
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You have to serve overseas from sept. 11 2001 to a certain date that they haven't figured yet. It would be a great honor to receive this medal.