Established on January 1, 1930, the Hawaii National Guard Service Medal honors Hawaii National Guard members who carry out 10 consecutive years of honorable service, allowing for a 60-day reenlistment grace period.
Established on January 1, 1953, the Hawaii National Guard Medal for Merit honors Hawaii National Guard members who carry out exceptional service or perform notable feats of courage or heroism, typically involving risk of life.
Established in 1950, the Hawaii National Guard Distinguished Service Medal honors Hawaii National Guard members who carry out exceptional service to Hawaii on behalf of the United States of the National Guard. Civilians as well as military personnel are eligible for the award.
Established on March 23, 1965, the Hawaii National Guard Commendation Medal honors Hawaii National Guard members who demonstrate outstanding behavior or carry out noteworthy acts to set themselves apart from their peers, but typically of a lesser degree than would warrant the Medal for Merit.
Established on August 26, 1947, the Hawaii National Guard Active Duty Basic Training Ribbon honors Hawaii National Guard members who satisfactorily complete an initial basic training course.
Established on June 20, 1874, the Gold Lifesaving Medal honors individuals, military or civilian, who rescue a person from water-related hazards such as drowning or shipwreck.
The Georgia State Defense Force Unit Commander’s Award honors Georgia State Defense Force Units that demonstrate outstanding service to set themselves apart from other units.
The Georgia State Defense Force Commendation Ribbon honors Georgia State Defense members who demonstrate sustained excellent service as well as loyalty and dedication.
The Georgia National Guard 10 Year Service Medal Ribbon honors Georgia National Guard members who carry out 10 years of service honorably.
The Georgia National Guard Recruiting Ribbon honors Georgia National Guard members who successfully recruit five new enlistments.
