The Coast Guard Medal is the equivalent to the Soldier's Medal, Airman's Medal, and Navy and Marine Corps Medal. Second and subsequent awards of the Silver Star are denoted by gold or silver ?5/16 inch stars in the Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard.Īdditional awards of the Legion of Merit are denoted by and by 5/16 inch (7.9 mm) gold stars (in the Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard).Īdditional awards of the Distinguished Flying Cross are shown with gold and sliver ?5/16 Inch stars for the Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard.Īdditional awards of the medal are denoted by gold or silver 5/16 inch stars.Īdditional awards of the Coast Guard Medal are annotated by ?5/16 inch gold stars. To date no one has received more than five awards.Īdditional awards of the Coast Guard Cross are annotated by ?5/16 inch gold stars.Īdditional awards of the Navy Distinguished Service Medal are denoted by gold and silver 5/16 inch stars worn on the medal's suspension and service ribbon.Īdditional awards of the CGDSM are denoted by 5/16 inch gold stars. A gold star would be issued for each of the second through fifth awards, to be replaced by a silver star which would indicate a sixth award. Associated DevicesĪdditional awards of the Navy Cross are denoted by gold or silver 5/16 inch stars affixed to the suspension and service ribbon of the medal. For example, A service member who has won seven medals will display the ribbon plus one silver star and one gold star.This device is in a 5/16" size.It comes in Gold and Silver. One silver star represents five gold stars. Gold stars represent one subsequent awarding, but once there are four gold stars (symbolizing five awards), they are replaced with one silver star. These stars come in two colors, silver and gold. The 5/16th service stars are a specific Marine Corps or Navy device designed to show how many times a particular award has been earned.
5-16 Inch Star Image 5-16 Inch Star Description
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