The Vermont National Guard Commendation Medal honors Vermont National Guard members who carry out meritorious service of a degree greater than that required for the Vermont National Guard Achievement Medal but of a lesser degree than would warrant the Vermont National Guard Distinguished Service Medal.
The Vermont National Guard Meritorious Service Ribbon honors Vermont National Guard members who carry out a heroic act or other noteworthy accomplishments in a sustained and significant capacity on behalf of the state or the Guard.
The Vermont National Guard Good Conduct Medal honors Vermont National Guard members who carry out a designated term of service honorably and without incurring disciplinary action.
The Puerto Rico National Guard Wounded in Action Medal honors Puerto Rico National Guard members who sustain injury in the line of duty.
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.
The Oklahoma National Guard Cross of Valor is now obsolete.
The Georgia National Guard Meritorious Service Medal honors Georgia National Guard members who carry out noteworthy service on behalf of Georgia or its forces.
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.
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.
