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Navy Arctic Service Ribbon
Criteria:
The Navy Arctic Service Ribbon (NARCS) is an award presented to any Navy Personnel who perform 28 days of service (consecutive or nonconsecutive) above the Arctic Circle. It may also be awarded to qualified civilians and other U.S. Armed Forces personnel who perform the qualified service while working with the U.S. Navy. Those stationed at remote ice camps, or divers who work below the ice, may count two days of service for each day worked.
Created in May of 1986, the ribbon may be retroactively awarded to any personnel who performed qualified service after January 1st, 1982. This award is only issued once and there are no approved devices to be worn on the award.
Navy Arctic Service Ribbon
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 11 reviews.
Review topics: ["shipping"].
"I got my order delivered on time but someone either took the package or the fedex driver thought it would be a great idea to take a terrible picture of the delivery and take the package. thankfully i contacted USAMM and they instantly re ordered everything and had it to me 2 days later just in time for the Marine Corps Ball. They are great and will take care of their customers no matter the situation. will be sending more people their way. thanks again!"
"Received everything as ordered. Ribbon bar was assembled, and ribbons on the bar. Fantastic service."
"I need to change address. Still have not received"
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"Great, Just in time!"
"Came looking amazing and very quick turnaround on order"
"good quality no problems"
"Awesome quality-quick delivery"
"As advertised and looks nice"
"Amazing and received in a timely fashion"
Navy Arctic Service Ribbon
Criteria:
The Navy Arctic Service Ribbon (NARCS) is an award presented to any Navy Personnel who perform 28 days of service (consecutive or nonconsecutive) above the Arctic Circle. It may also be awarded to qualified civilians and other U.S. Armed Forces personnel who perform the qualified service while working with the U.S. Navy. Those stationed at remote ice camps, or divers who work below the ice, may count two days of service for each day worked.
Created in May of 1986, the ribbon may be retroactively awarded to any personnel who performed qualified service after January 1st, 1982. This award is only issued once and there are no approved devices to be worn on the award.
