Which branch of Service is the easiest for earning ribbons?

Yup...Air Force by far.

The easiest way is to be in the U.S. Army, I've watched Senior NCO's write each others recommendations and then submit them to Battalion and receive them. I believe in integrity and have always refused to write my own bullets for an award and have been against them being handed out like candy. It takes away from those that truly deserve them.

The AF has ribbons for everything.

Great, now I've got rack envy. Only 7 with devices and one badge. I'll be ok, things have changed.

I got a NATO medal for simply being stationed at an airbase for 30 days. The Air Force is out front for a reason, when they do stuff like that.

The Army. So I've heard.

I’m retired navy, my son is af, in 5 yrs he had more than me, lol

The WACs in my days, first day a basic they tied their hair with a ribbon.

I guess I will go with the Air Force!

I am not sure, I worked with all of them, but was only Army. I don't think I can give a good representation of the army. I got one ribbon and I had to give it back.