| Awarding Medals |
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Silver Star (1932)
For extraordinary heroism shown during a living history event lasting no less 6 days or for an exceptionally prominent action or row of
actions bringing a considerable benefit to unit on the whole and to the WWII US ARMY reenacting. Presentation to the award is produced by the
general voting of ALL members of the unit. No repeated awarding. Limit of awards - 1 for the whole unit. |
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Soldiers Star (1926)
For an action or row of actions, being not in direct connection with WWII US ARMY reenacting, bringing a considerable benefit to
unit or unit members. No repeated awarding. |
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Bronze Star (1944)
For heroism shown during a living history event lasting no less 3 days or for the special action or row of actions bringing a
considerable benefit to unit on the whole. Presentation to the award is produced by the general voting of ALL members of the unit.
The repeated awarding is possible after 1 year. The repeated rewarding is indicated by «bronze oak leaf». Limit of awards – 2
for the reenacting squad (6+1). |
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Purple Heart (1932)
For the wound (light or heavy wound, bonebreaks, injuries and etc.) which was received during living history event neither through personal
fault of wounded person nor at violation of safety rules. The wound must be confirmed by Platoon Aidman. Repeatead awarding is possible and indicated by «bronze oak leaf». |
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American Campaign Medal (1942)
For 2 years of active work and membership of the unit. No repeated awarding. |
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European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal (1942)
For 7 combat days as a member of the unit. Repeated awarding is possible for every additional 3 years of WWII US ARMY reenacting.
Repeated awarding is indicated by «bronze oak leaf». |
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Army Good Conduct Medal (1941)
For 4 years of active work and good conduct service as a member of the unit. Goond conduct service means participation in 85% of all
events of the group during 4 years and passing annual SDT with result no less than 75%. |