Timely delivery, professional assembly. Will
"Timely delivery, professional assembly. Will absolute order again."
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Joint Service Achievement Anodized Medal
The Joint Service Achievement Medal (JSAM) is a decoration presented by the United States Secretary of Defense to officers below the grade of O-6 and enlisted members below the grade of E-7 who, while serving in a joint military command or activity, have performed either an exceptional achievement or commendable service that has not been recognized by a Commendation Medal. Subsequent awards are denoted by Oak Leaf Clusters worn on the service medal.
99% of orders ship within 24 business hours, but please allow up to 2 business days for in-stock products to be packaged and shipped.
All items sold on USAMM are manufactured to the highest standards and we feel the same way about customer service. If you feel the need to return or exchange an item based on the guidelines below, we will gladly make it happen.
NOTE: Special orders such as ribbon and medal mounting will be accepted for returns on a case by case basis. Ribbons and medals with attachments will not be accepted for return unless a mounting error was made.
Please note: USAMM’ facilities do not accept hand deliveries.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 13 reviews.
Review topics: ["looks","service","medals","experience","ribbons","order"].
"Timely delivery, professional assembly. Will absolute order again."
"Great costumer service. My medals look great."
"Took care of me. If there is a problem with your order, they will help you, with haste. Their customer service is very helpful and quick with responding."
"Looks Great!"
"Fantastic medals, however, so expensive."
"Very professional. Happy with their products and service."
"Loved it! OOORah"
"Great medal set!!"
"Very fast service"
"Very happy with my purchase. My husband was honored during his 20 years in the Marines to be a recipient of the Joint Services Achievement award. But after all the photos, they took the actual medal back saying he would be getting his soon. Never happened! So he finally ...30 years later...has his medal!"