marine corps uniform regulations - US
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5404<br />
MARINE CORPS UNIFORM REGULATIONS<br />
4. Gold/Silver Life Saving Medals. Gold or silver bars awarded in lieu of a<br />
second or subsequent award are worn at the bottom of the suspension ribbon,<br />
the first award uppermost.<br />
5404. MISCELLANEO<strong>US</strong> DEVICES<br />
1. Oak Leaf Cluster. If a second or subsequent award of a personal military<br />
decoration or the Joint Meritorious Unit Award is bestowed upon a Marine by<br />
the Department of Defense, Army, or Air Force, a bronze (or silver) twig of<br />
four oak leaves with three acorns on the stem, 13/32 inch in length is worn<br />
on the suspension ribbon of the large medal, and a 5/16-inch twig is worn on<br />
the ribbon bar. A 7/32" inch twig is worn on miniature medals. Oak leaf<br />
clusters are worn with the stem of the oak leaves toward the wearer's right,<br />
stem down. A silver oak leaf cluster is worn in lieu of five bronze oak leaf<br />
clusters for the same decoration.<br />
2. Gold Compass Rose. A gold compass rose is authorized for the suspension<br />
ribbon of the medal and ribbon bar of the National Security Medal to denote<br />
each subsequent award earned.<br />
3. Planet Symbol. A ball-shaped object symbolizing a planet, with wing<br />
configuration is authorized for the suspension ribbon of the medal and ribbon<br />
bar of the NASA Distinguished Service Medal to denote each subsequent award<br />
earned.<br />
4. Space Oak Leaf Cluster. An oak leaf cluster will be worn on the<br />
suspension ribbon of the medal and ribbon bar of the NASA Space Flight Medal<br />
to denote subsequent awards. A silver cluster will denote each subsequent<br />
award for the second through the fourth awards. A gold oak leaf cluster will<br />
denote the fifth award.<br />
5. Hour Glass. Marines are awarded the Armed Forces Reserve Medal with the<br />
bronze hourglass device upon completion of 10 years of service. A silver<br />
hourglass device is awarded upon completion of the second 10-year period, a<br />
gold device upon completion of the third 10 year period, and a gold hourglass<br />
device followed by a bronze Hour Glass device will be awarded upon completion<br />
of the fourth 10-year period of service. This device represents an hourglass<br />
with the Roman numeral X superimposed thereon. It is worn centered on the<br />
suspension ribbon and the ribbon bar. The device for the suspension ribbon<br />
of the large medal and the ribbon bar will be 3/8-inch high. The device for<br />
the suspension ribbon of the miniature medal will be 1/8-inch high.<br />
6. Antarctica Continental Disc. Personnel who stay or have stayed on the<br />
Antarctic continent during the winter months will be eligible to wear a<br />
bronze disc 5/16 inch in diameter with the outline of the Antarctic<br />
continent, on the suspension ribbon of the miniature medal and on the ribbon<br />
bar of the Antarctica Service Medal. A gold disc is authorized for a second<br />
wintering over period and a silver disc for three or more wintering over<br />
periods. The disc is worn with peninsula pointing up. Only one disc will be<br />
worn on the ribbon.<br />
7. Vietnam "60" Device. Marines authorized to wear the Republic of Vietnam<br />
Campaign Medal will wear the silver banner device with the numerals "60" on<br />
the suspension ribbons and ribbon bar. The device for the suspension ribbon<br />
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