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Army Achievement Anodized Medal
Criteria:
The Army Achievement Medal (AAM) is granted to personnel for outstanding achievement or meritorious service not of a nature that merits the Commendation Medal. The AAM is commonly only given to officers in the pay grade of O-4 and below, as well as enlisted service members below the grade of E-7. The AAM can be granted in a combat area, but for non-combat meritorious service. The Achievement Medal is the lesser of the U.S. military's meritorious service medals, it was also first introduced as a means to recognize the contributions of enlisted personnel and junior officers who were not qualified to receive the higher Commendation Medal or the Meritorious Service Medal. Additional awards are denoted by oak leaf clusters.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 13 reviews.
Review topics: ["quality","service","attention"].
"Very sleek"
"I just love them. I got them to put on my USMC dress blues. I am currently having my blues mounted in a display case. It will look great once it's completed thanks to the ribbons and medals you did for me. Thank you."
"Shadow box turned out great. I really appreciate the personal help & attention getting it done. Thank you!"
"The order arrived promptly and in excellent condition. Customer service was also excellent just prior to my order, Jared was outstanding in being informative and helpful towards all of my questions. Though unfortunate that I couldn't get a custom mounting, USAMM was at no fault at all."
"You have knocked this out of the ball park. A Grand slam!!!"
"Good"
"High level quality for Army Achievement Anodized Medal with silver and bronze Oak Leaf. Outstanding!"
"You guys are the best. I have used other rack building sites in the past. I love the quality, speed, and the fact that NO OTHER SITE can deliver multi- service, in my case, Army, Navy, and Marines, mounted in the proper order."
"As advertised and shipped quickly"
"Great care was taken , like always, in remounting my medals and sending them and the medal that was replaced back to me."