Marine Corps Combat Diver Badge sbb?_w=36&h=36United States Marine Corps Combatant Diver Badge Criteria: Issued to United States Marine Corps personnel who have completed the 35 day Combatant Diver Course in Panama City, Florida. The course teaches Marines how to use SCUBA gear. During the 35 days, the students complete 15 surface swims and swim more than 60,000 meters. The course begins with a 500 yard introductory swim to familiarize the students with open circuit scuba gear. Individual Marine
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Army National Guard Components Achievement Anodized Miniature Medal
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The current qualifying pistol is the M9
1942 and was originally issued as the "American Theater Ribbon" for those who served in the American Theater of Operations during World War II
Navy Distinguished Service Anodized Medal
Criteria: This is the Combat Service Identification Badge (CSIB) worn by the 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team headquartered at Gowen Field
Subsequent awards are denoted by wearing a bronze Oak Leaf Cluster on the medal or service ribbon
It is a Battlefield Surveillance Brigade Military Intelligence element belonging to the Military Intelligence Readiness Command