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Silver Hourglass Device
Criteria: The Hourglass Device is awarded as an attachment to the Armed Forces Reserve Medal to members of the U.S. Armed Forces who have demonstrated total service as part of the Reserve or National Guard. An Hourglass Device may be bronze to indicate 10 years of service, silver to indicate 20 years of service or gold to indicate 30 years of service. 40 years of service may be demonstrated by wearing both a bronze and a gold Hourglass Device. This is the only circumstance when two hourglass devices may be worn together. The Mobility Device was authorized to be worn beside the Hourglass device in 1995. The Mobility Device is worn in the center of the Armed Forces Reserve Medal with the Hourglass Device on the wearer's right and bronze award numerals on the left.
Silver Hourglass Device
Overall rating: 4.875 / 5 from 8 reviews.
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"USA Military Medals (USAMM) provided us with high-quality military ribbons and went above and beyond to assist us throughout the ordering process. Their exceptional customer service and attention to detail ensured that everything was handled smoothly and accurately. Highly recommended!"
"Delivery took 2 weeks instead of the expected 1 week. Otherwise, the product was as expected."
"Fast shipping, thanks!"
"Great products and fast delivery. I could not ask for more. Sent me a free shirt with my order witch was nice."
"Received it fast. Great Quality"
"Good"
"Always have what I'm looking for."
"Looks good, arrived in good condition"
Silver Hourglass Device
Criteria: The Hourglass Device is awarded as an attachment to the Armed Forces Reserve Medal to members of the U.S. Armed Forces who have demonstrated total service as part of the Reserve or National Guard. An Hourglass Device may be bronze to indicate 10 years of service, silver to indicate 20 years of service or gold to indicate 30 years of service. 40 years of service may be demonstrated by wearing both a bronze and a gold Hourglass Device. This is the only circumstance when two hourglass devices may be worn together. The Mobility Device was authorized to be worn beside the Hourglass device in 1995. The Mobility Device is worn in the center of the Armed Forces Reserve Medal with the Hourglass Device on the wearer's right and bronze award numerals on the left.
