Afghanistan Campaign Anodized Medal Regular inventory control

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Male E1-E6 personnel wear service stripes 5-1/4 inches long and 3/8 inch wide

Criteria: A service stripe

United States Air Force Logistics Readiness Badge

The "1960 Bar" device is given with the medal and was meant to indicate the years the war was fought from beginning to finish

Afghanistan Campaign Anodized Medal Regular inventory controlAfghanistan Campaign Anodized Medal Criteria: The Afghanistan Campaign Medal (ACM) is awarded to military personnel for serving active duty in the borders of Afghanistan for a period of 30 consecutive days or 60 non consecutive days. This award is retroactive to October 24th, 2001. Those in combat or wounded in combat with enemy forces can receive this medal no matter how many days spent in Afghanistan. Any personnel killed in action while serving in