American Campaign Anodized Medal - WW II SBBA~Pair~11135DBR~11135DBR|2 Originally subsequent awards of the

Originally subsequent awards of the medal were displayed with enlistment bars as an attachment

Commander - issued to a chief of staff or higher position that is not head of state

The center firefighters "scramble" is replaced with a different number of bugles for fire officers

and Synthetic Gold

American Campaign Anodized Medal - WW II SBBA~Pair~11135DBR~11135DBR|2 Originally subsequent awards of theAmerican Campaign Anodized Medal WW II Criteria: The American Campaign Medal WW II (ACM) is granted to personnel who served one year of consecutive duty between December 7, 1941 to March 2, 1946 and within the continental borders of the U. S., as well as to those who served 30 consecutive or 60 non consecutive days of duty outside the borders of the U. S. but within the American Theater of Operations. The American Theater encompasses all of the U. S.,