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When are you authorized to wear two of the same ribbon? I've only seen it one time and it's on the current Sergeant Major of the Army's dress uniform he wears two AAM ribbons.
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CCMSgt Keith Luck
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When you have received one for service and one for valor (Bronze Star). When you have receive 10 or 21 of the same .
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Sgt Don Barron
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another AAM
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SSG Sidney Dale Barnes
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Thank you for that answer. I have never seen myself.
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SGT Richard Crampton
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Well, I went thru Air Mobile School at Ft. Campbell in 1974 and got that badge, I wore it for 10 years.
Then I went back to Ft. Campbell in 1984 and went to Air Assault School and got another!
Both are listed seperately on my DD-214!
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SPC William Smith
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I thought they just put an oak leaf cluster on one ribbon.
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I was authorized to wear two of the same ribbon. It’s because of a loophole (weirdness?) in AR 670-1 that doesn’t cover the tenth award of any oak-leaf based medal set. And yeah, I had ten AAMs, too.
SFC Timothy Murphy
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How do you wear a bronze star for valor and a bronze star for meritorious service
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Sgt Keith Anderson
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It’s usually a cluster added to the one ribbon
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SFC Dale Karr
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I have 4 AAM'S and 1 MSM. Wasn't awarded an ARCOM until I retired.
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CPL Ronnie Nelson
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I too only seen this once on my drill sergeants dress uniform
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