Asiatic Pacific Campaign Anodized Medal - WWII PICK_PAIR_MIRRORED~6554-USMC Originally created in February of

Originally created in February of 1944

They can be aboard ships or stationed at land based naval installations and can give their advice to groups or individuals

The belt is available in two sizes: 44-inches in length for Men and 39-inches in length for Women

When two badges are worn on the same side

Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross Medal w/ Bronze Star

Asiatic Pacific Campaign Anodized Medal - WWII PICK_PAIR_MIRRORED~6554-USMC Originally created in February ofAsiatic Pacific Campaign Anodized Medal WWII Criteria: The Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal (ACPM) was awarded to any member of the United States Armed Forces who service in the Pacific Theater during World War II. It was created on November 6th, 1942 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Executive Order 9265. Additional awards of the medal are represented by a bronze star device worn on the award. There are 21 Army and 48 Navy and Marine Corps approved