The Puerto Rico National Guard Wounded in Action Medal honors Puerto Rico National Guard members who sustain injury in the line of duty. read more »
The Idaho National Guard Air Recruiting Ribbon honors Idaho Air National Guard members who successfully recruit five new enlistments within a period of one year. read more »
The Oklahoma National Guard Cross of Valor is now obsolete. read more »
The Georgia National Guard Meritorious Service Medal honors Georgia National Guard members who carry out noteworthy service on behalf of Georgia or its forces. read more »
The Georgia National Guard Medal For Valor honors Georgia National Guard members who, in the course of serving the state, perform an outstanding act of courage exceeding normal expectations, which may involve the risk of life. The award is not given for federal service or wartime service; to be eligible, service must have been carried out on or after January 1, 1955. read more »
Established in 2002 by then-Governor Frank O’Bannon, the Indiana Homeland Defense Service Ribbon honors members of Indiana’s Army and Air National Guard who performed services related to homeland defense. The period of eligibility begins on September 11, 2001, and requires that 30 or more days of qualifying service have been carried out starting on or after that date. read more »
The Alabama National Guard Special Service Medal is awarded to members of the Alabama National Guard who carry out 30 days of active service to Alabama. read more »
The Washington National Guard Aviation Cross Medal honors Washington National Guard members who carry out a feat of heroism while in flight. read more »
The Air Force Expeditionary Service Ribbon honors members of the United States Air Force who carry out standard contingency deployments for a term of either 45 days consecutively or 90 days non-consecutively. read more »
The New Jersey National Guard Merit Award honors New Jersey National Guard members who achieve an impeccable record of attendance at all designated duty events throughout the training year. read more »
Created on August 28, 2015, the Missouri National Guard Governor’s Unit Citation is awarded to units, teams, or task forces serving under the aegis of the Missouri National Guard in deployments taking place after September 11, 2001. It is granted to honor groups who performed exceptional service during this time. read more »
The Vermont National Guard Outstanding Unit Service Ribbon honors Vermont National Guard units that carry out excellent service so as to set themselves apart from peer units. read more »
Now obsolete, the Washington National Guard Rifle Marksman Ribbon honors Washington National Guard members who demonstrate excellence in marksmanship using a rifle. read more »
The Washington National Guard Guardsman Medal honors Washington National Guard members who carry out an act of heroism typically entailing the risk of life but of a lesser nature than would warrant the Cross of Valor. read more »
The Washington National Guard Good Conduct Medal honors Washington National Guard members who carry out a designated term of service honorably and without incurring disciplinary action. read more »
The North Carolina National Guard Achievement Ribbon honors North Carolina National Guard members who carry out a noteworthy act on behalf on behalf of North Carolina. read more »
The Missouri National Guard Fifteen-Year Ribbon honors Missouri National Guard members who carry out 15 years of service. read more »
Established on June 4, 1981, the Joint Meritorious Unit Award honors superior unit service in joint activities on behalf of the Department of Defense in excess of expectations and in the event of combat against hostile forces, a national emergency, or other extenuating circumstances affecting the nation. read more »
The California National Guard Commanding General’s Meritorious Unit Citation recognizes units of the California National Guard that distinguish themselves through outstanding accomplishments or comportment during peacetime. The term of service must have been carried out after September 11, 2001. read more »