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Figure 7: February 14, 1964 memorandum. �� Reverse (1965-present) �� Force MoH has �� embroidered �� stars. �� manufactured medal. Air Force Medal of Honor Award Process Ribbon (1965-present) Criteria The VALOR�� blue, moiré silk pad, folded at the corners. There are 13 �� stars (each 7/64th inches in diameter) on the pad. These �� and 3/16th inches. Three snaps are used to fasten it around �� the recipient’s neck. �� 10 JOMSA
�� Nomination Process: Time Limits party. 13 Under Title 10, United States Code, Section 8744, any �� recommendation �� for the Air Force Medal of Honor must �� be submitted within two years of the act and the Medal �� within �� three �� years �� Nomination Process: Procedure Secretary of the Air Force determines that an airman, in �� While any person may nominate an airman for the Medal �� e.g.�� Second, under Title 10, United States Code, Section �� based. �� Section �� 1130 requires ��that the Secretary determine initially recommends an airman for the Medal of Honor, �� him to submit to both the House and Senate Committees Defense Department requires that the Medal of Honor �� Secretary informs both the House and Senate committees �� that the proposed Medal of Honor is meritorious, the next �� the Medal of Honor to the nominated airman concerned. �� After �� that statute �� is passed, the Medal of Honor may be �� folder, suitable for presentation by the President of the United States. �� Additionally, each Medal of Honor recommendation the Air Force Medal of Honor. In October 2000, Airman �� Recommendation from the Combatant Commander �� concerned (for example, the Commander, United of the Air Force Whit Peters on December 8, 2000. States Central Command or Commander, United �� Recommendation from the Chief of Staff of the to an Air Force Medal of Honor and, on September 10, �� Recommendation from the Secretary of the Air �� Force President Barack Obama in a White House ceremony. �� of Staff Intangible factors After these recommendations are part of a Medal of Honor �� 14 �� of Honor. Vol. 62, No. 2 (March-April 2011) 11
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