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An honorary award for civilian employees of the US Department of the Army who have performed commendable service or achievement. The medal is comparable to the military Army Commendation Medal and has a bronze eagle and a green-white-green ribbon.
Learn about the types and criteria of awards, decorations and incentive programs for civilian employees of the U.S. Army. Find out the categories, medals, certificates and lapel pins for superior accomplishment, valorous acts, honorary recognition and public service.
The Meritorious Civilian Service Award is the third highest award granted by U.S. Army Commanders to civilian employees. It is comparable to the military Meritorious Service Medal and has a bronze medal with a laurel wreath and the inscription FOR DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY MERITOROUS CIVILIAN SERVICE.
The highest award for Army civilian employees, established in 1945, recognizes exceptional or preeminent achievements, inventions, or leadership. The medal is a gold disc with a bald eagle and a laurel wreath, and the ribbon has three white stripes.
The second highest award for Army civilian employees and foreign nationals, granted for superior service, achievement, or heroism. Learn about the criteria, eligibility, description, and history of this medal, lapel pin, and certificate.
A U.S. military award for noteworthy achievements by civilian employees of the Department of the Army. Learn about the criteria, eligibility, history, and design of this medal, and see examples of recipients and related awards.
Learn about the different types and levels of civilian awards granted by U.S. federal agencies, such as the Army, Air Force, Navy and Department of Defense. The award is usually the highest honor for civilian employees and is equivalent to the military Legion of Merit.
A bronze medal awarded by the U.S. Army to civilians for significant contributions to its mission. Learn about its eligibility, criteria, appearance, and history from the online encyclopedia.