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Pioneer Ribbon
Awarded for four weeks of service.
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Expert Grenade Ribbon
Awarded for five kills resulting from throwing
an enemy grenade back in one sanctioned event.
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Flag Fairy Medallion
Awarded for two hundred score points in
one sanctioned event or a 1.0 or higher efficiency rating..
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Expert Pistol Ribbon
Awarded for twenty-five pistol kills in
one sanctioned event.
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Dist. Service Award
Awarded for service above and beyond the
call of duty.
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Dist. Service Cross
Awarded for distinguished service above
and beyond the call of duty.
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Devior Crossed Rifles
Awarded for every five sanctioned nights
attended
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Posture Man Award
Awarded for a positive K:D ratio during
semester
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Bloody Prick Award
Awarded for every twelve hand to hand kills
in one sanctioned event
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Nobel Peace Prize of Peace
Awarded for 1000 kills
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Nobel Peace Prize of Peace 2nd Edition
(Black Cloth of Black Award)
Awarded for 2000 kills
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Medal of Honor
Awarded for 3000 kills
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Purple Heart of Homosexuality
Awarded for 250 deaths in one sanctioned
event or a K:D ratio of less than .45
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Service stars are used
on campaign ribbons only and signify subsequent awards of the same
type. Bronze stars are used for awards 1-4, a silver star signifies
5 bronze stars.. |
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Clusters are used on important
awards to signify that the award has been won again.The 2nd through
4th Awards have bronze oak leaf cluster. Silver is used for the
6th-11th awards, or one is used in lieu of 5 bronzes. One silver
could be the 5th or 6th award.
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A bronze E is attached
to a ribbon to signify efficieny and marksmanship. |
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A bronze M is attached
to a ribbon to signify a reservist was called to active duty when
the award was won. |
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A bronze S is attached
to a ribbon to signify a superior rating. |
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A bronze V is attached
to a ribbon to signify valor. It is considered one of the highest
awards, and only one can be worn on a ribbon. |
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Numbers are used on awards
to signify the ribbon being awarded again. A bronze 1 is never put
on a ribbon alone. |
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