Established on May 2, 1980 and now obsolete, the Maine National Guard Good Conduct Ribbon honored Maine National Guard members who carried out three years of honorable service while demonstrating fidelity and not incurring disciplinary action.
Established on May 2, 1980 and now obsolete, the Maine National Guard Distinguished Service Award honored Maine National Guard members who demonstrated excellence in carrying out duties of particular responsibility or significance on behalf of Maine. Feats of heroism may also qualify for the award.
Now obsolete, the Maine National Guard Commendation Medal honored Maine National Guard members who carried out exemplary service or execute a feat of notable valor or difficulty.
Established on May 2, 1980, the Maine National Guard Commander’s Award honors Maine National Guard members who carry out commendable service.
The Maine National Guard Adjutant General Award honors Maine National Guard members who carry out exceptional service or perform noteworthy achievements.
The Louisiana National Guard War Cross Medal honors Louisiana National Guard members who carry out a minimum term of ninety days of service in the event of a national emergency, at the start of a declared war, or at presidential behest in other capacities related to national safety.
The Louisiana National Guard Retention Ribbon honors Louisiana National Guard members who demonstrate outstanding accomplishments in retention efforts, personnel management, or other human resources issues. It may also be awarded to individuals who provide noteworthy contributions to the Family Assistance or Employer Support Programs.
The Louisiana National Guard Medal of Honor recognizes Louisiana National Guard members who carry out acts of heroism, valor, or gallantry in a manner to set themselves apart from their peers and typically involving risk of life. To be eligible, the awardee's whole term of service must have been honorable. The medal may only be awarded to an individual once.
The Louisiana National Guard Longevity Medal honors Louisiana National Guard members who carry out honorable service for a term of five years, beginning on or subsequent to July 1, 1949 and including active Federal service.
The Louisiana National Guard Legion of Merit Ribbon honors Louisiana National Guard members who set themselves apart from their peers through outstanding performance in significant positions and for service in excess of normal expectations or duties.
