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Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal - WWII Ribbon

Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal - WWII Ribbon

Criteria:

The Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal (ACPM) was awarded to any member of the United States Armed Forces who service in the Pacific Theater during World War II. It was created on November 6th, 1942 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Executive Order 9265. Additional awards of the medal are represented by a bronze star device worn on the award. There are 21 Army and 48 Navy and Marine Corps approved campaigns for this medal. An Arrowhead device is also authorized for campaigns which involved amphibious landings and certain sailors are authorized to wear the Fleet Marine Force device for combat operations.

While the award is issued for those who served from 1941 to 1945, the full sized medal wasn't created until 1947. The first recipient of the full sized medal was General Douglas MacArthur. The award may often be listed as the Asiatic-Pacific Theater ribbon on a serviceman's DD-214.

$ 1.95 USD

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 50 reviews.

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The Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal - WWII Ribbon is highly regarded for its quality, service, and shipping. Customers praise the excellent quality and high standards of the product, the exceptional service provided, and the fast shipping and timely delivery.

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  • "Great quality, fair price and fast shipping."Ernie K.
  • "The USAMM website was easy to navigate and order from, prices were reasonable, and the order was shipped quickly."Chris C.
  • "Good quality and fast delivery."Sharon H.

Reviews

Saving history

"My Dad was a WWII veteran. We had his military record but not his ribbons. We were happy to be able to replace the ribbons he was awarded for his great-grandchildren to preserve his history and contribution."

Maryann F. (5/5)

Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal

"The ribbons and medals purchased are displayed in my dad’s Military Display Case. What better way to showcase his honorary service."

Cathy C. (5/5)

Quality products, helpful staff

"I've replaced my father-in-law's medals and ribbons with ones from here. When a medal I ordered was not in stock, they called and were able to offer the correct substitute."

Gary K. (5/5)

Quality ribbon and great service

"Quality ribbon and great service"

David T. (5/5)

Ribbon mounting

"Thanks for the mounting of my late fathers service ribbons. I have the originals these are being sent to my brother and his family. Excellent job with a quality product."

James W. (5/5)

Ribbons

"Great"

Ron L. (5/5)

Great resource!

"USAAM is wonderful. I was able to obtain the medals my uncle was awarded in WWII. He died on Iwo Jima. Ordering was easy and the three medals that I ordered arrived in perfect condition."

Joan J. (5/5)

Excellent service by Maison.

"Maison is a rock star!"

Kevin H. (5/5)

Received in a timely manner.

"Received in a timely manner. Looked great."

Wallace C. (5/5)

10/10

"Came exactly as requested. No complications, no complaints. High quality work."

Michael N. (5/5)

Q&A

I was building a rack. I added the WWII Asiatic-Pacific Campaign ribbon. The ship earned Battle Stars for that ribbon. How do I add them?
You'll need to add t he star into your cart, separately. For a single star, you can simply type the number 914 in to our search bar to pull it up and add it to your cart. If you'd like us to mount the star before we ship the order, go to your shopping cart page and locate the Special Instructions box. Note there that you'd like the device attached to the medal/ribbon and we will get it taken care of for you.
Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal - WWII Ribbon Ribbons
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Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal - WWII Ribbon

$ 1.95 USD

Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal - WWII Ribbon

Criteria:

The Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal (ACPM) was awarded to any member of the United States Armed Forces who service in the Pacific Theater during World War II. It was created on November 6th, 1942 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Executive Order 9265. Additional awards of the medal are represented by a bronze star device worn on the award. There are 21 Army and 48 Navy and Marine Corps approved campaigns for this medal. An Arrowhead device is also authorized for campaigns which involved amphibious landings and certain sailors are authorized to wear the Fleet Marine Force device for combat operations.

While the award is issued for those who served from 1941 to 1945, the full sized medal wasn't created until 1947. The first recipient of the full sized medal was General Douglas MacArthur. The award may often be listed as the Asiatic-Pacific Theater ribbon on a serviceman's DD-214.

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