what is the selective Service Distinguished Service Medal?
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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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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.
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Medal of valor. It's recipient would most likely of had to kill some one.
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The Bronze Star Medal is awarded to any person who, while serving in any capacity in or with the Army of the United States after 6 December 1941, distinguished himself or herself by heroic or meritorious achievement or service, not involving participation in aerial flight, in connection with military operations against an armed enemy; or while engaged in military operations involving conflict with an opposing armed force in which the United States is not a belligerent party.\n\nAwards may be made for acts of heroism, performed under circumstances described above, which are of lesser degree than required for the award of the Silver Star.\n\nThe Bronze Star Medal may be awarded for meritorious achievement or meritorious service according to the following:\n\nAwards may be made to recognize single acts of merit or meritorious service. The lesser degree than that required for the award of the Legion of Merit must nevertheless have been meritorious and accomplished with distinction.
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This website has ALL medals for all branches of the military.\n\nHope this helps!
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Give that soldier a medal darn it...
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You need to be more clear.\nDo you mean the Selective Service System?\nAre you looking for your employment history or someone else's?
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There are many decorations for bravery during war.\nThe highest in the United States is the Medal of Honor\nThe Silver Star and Bronze Star are also significant\nUS military decorations for bravery.\n\nFor a complete list of military decorations, check out the two sites listed below.
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Don't you love people who write to tell you they do not know the answer?  I don't believe they qualified for the award may-be you are thinking of a unit citation?  Try the site below.   God Bless You and The Southern People.
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for California reserves here's what they say\nMEMBERSHIP INELIGIBILITY:\nApplicants ineligible for enlistment or appointment include:\n \n  1. Convicted felons.\n  2. Persons adjudged a youthful offender.\n  3. Persons on parole or probation.\n  4. Individuals with a RE-4 reenlistment code on their DD 214.\n  5. Persons with prior service whose discharge was other than "Honorable."\n  6. Persons adjudged as a security risk.\n  7. Conscientious objectors.\n  8. Persons not meeting current height/weight standards, chart (CA SMR Reg 600-9)\n  9. Active members of any component of the U.S. Armed Forces.\n      (Members of the U.S. Armed Forces Retired Reserve are eligible and encouraged to join)\n10. Individuals convicted of offenses involving moral turpitude.\n11. Individuals with significant medical disqualifications (i.e. diabetes, epilepsy, etc.) or any medical\n      condition that is likely to limit full service in the CA SMR.\n12. Individuals receiving medical disability annuity. (Contact SMR Headquarters for percentage\n      allowances.)\n13. Persons required to register for the Selective Service, but have failed to do so.
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Awards don't really "transfer" per say from one branch to the next.  When you are awarded a specific decoration, it will travel with you if you choose to change branches.  All personnel of the American Armed Forces are able to wear decorations given by other service branches per specific regulations.\n\nAccording the Marine Corps Uniform Regulation Manual, Section 1: Article 1: Statement 3, Marines who served in or were attached to another branch of the U.S. military services and received a decoration, unit award, or service award of comparable criteria to one issued by the naval service may wear the award on Marine Corps uniforms, unless otherwise prohibited by these regulations.
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I don't know about the Special Olympics, but I have seen a sprint setup for blind runners at a school for the blind.\nAt each end of the straitaway, there were metal posts in the track on the lane lines. There was a heavy wire connecting the posts at either end. On the wire was a large metal ring. The runners would hold the ring in on hand and it would guide them down their lanes.
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Try this link, I've had to use it for my medals in the past, http://usmedals.com/medals.html?s=usmc&p=korea&id_medals=0619MI511329
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A service member's pay is dependent on their pay grade, and their time in service. A Green Beret may also qualify for special pays for things like being "jump" qualified, dive qualified, hazardous duty pay, demolitions pay, etc.  The website in the source has the FY2006 pay charts and listing for the "special" pays.  Sorry I can't give you an exact figure, but this should help you out.
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Generally, the British forces only issue medals for those people who have served in an area when war or more often nowdays (active service conditions) as war is rarely declared now.  Other overseas service does not warrant the issue of medals - unlike the USA who issue them for all overseas service active or not.
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It's a color guard who compete with rifles, flags, batons, etc.  My best friend was in a competition guard!  They still have reunions and march in parades during the summer.\n\nI just found ya the link below...fun!
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Distinguished Honor Roll (All A's)\n\nHonor Roll is just for 3.5 or higher GPA.