Can someone be a "twice awarded Combat Infantry Badge recipient" from different wars (Korea & VN)?

My father in law wore one from WW2 and had a 2nd award from Korea.

I knew a guy that got the first award from Korea and the 2nd award for Nam.

Yes providing they were in infantry MOS and serving as infantry. I have seen retired vets who had cib with 2 stars awarded ww2, korea n vietnam. In todays army we have people wearing cib 2nd award.

Yes, but not for the same conflict. For example, a star may be awarded if the soldier went to the gulf war, then to Iraq or Afghanistan during the war on terror. They may not however add a star for Iraq, and then Afghanistan.

Yes

I have the single star from desert storm and iraq.

We had a CSM in Alaska in the early 70's that wore a CIB with 2 stars (WWII, Korea and Viet Nam

My husband (BOB H MARTZ sn 064837, SSN 171-224850, NOW DECEASED) serviced in Korea where he earned the CIB......he also served 2 tours in Vietnam where he served in combat. Is he eligible for additional CIBs?....if so, how do I get his record updated. Aloha, Jeanette Martz nok (spouse)

I was fortunate to have breakfast with General Frederick Kroesen (U.S. Army, Retired) in May of 1997. On the lapel of his jacket, he had a CIB with two stars. First time I’d seen that. I didn’t have to ask - I knew it was for WWII, Korea & Vietnam.

17 years later, I presented the flag during Military Funeral Honors in Marengo, Iowa, to the surviving widow of Colonel Russell Jones, U.S. Army, Retired, who was a Veteran of WWII, Korea & 5 tours in Vietnam. Someone told me that he also had a CIB with two stars, but I’ve never confirmed that. What a career of service!

Yes