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Campaign medal

Vietnam Campaign Medal

A campaign medal awarded to troops who served in combat zones during the Vietnam War.

South Vietnam Established 1964 All servicesPrecedence: 9th in the national military hierarchy

Medals & Awards

Awarded For
Awarded for six months of military service in the South Vietnam war zone, or for being wounded in action.
Eligibility
South Vietnamese military members and allied armed forces serving in the combat zone.
Branch
All services
Precedence
9th in the national military hierarchy
Vietnam Campaign Medal, Campaign medal, South Vietnam medal

History

The Vietnam Campaign Medal was created in 1964 by the South Vietnamese government. It was issued to recognize all soldiers who completed a minimum period of duty within the war theater.

To qualify, military personnel generally had to serve inside South Vietnam for at least six months. Troops who were wounded or killed in action received the medal immediately, regardless of how long they had been deployed.

It is easily recognized by its distinctive silver star design with a green-and-white ribbon. The medal was worn with a metal scroll bar reading '1960–' to denote the era of the conflict.

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