IRAQ COMMITMENT MEDAL (CIVILIAN VERSION) AWARD CERTIFICATE for Sale

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IRAQ COMMITMENT MEDAL (CIVILIAN VERSION) AWARD CERTIFICATE For Sale

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IRAQ COMMITMENT MEDAL (CIVILIAN VERSION) AWARD CERTIFICATE:
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Iraq Commitment Medal (Civilian) Award Certificate. Awarded to all civilian members for their direct and indirect service or support of their country\'s efforts during Gulf War II (2003-2011) or who those worked if their country was or was not a member of the Coalition Forces. Award certificate comes with a raised seal and has a consecutive serial number. There is also an Iraq Commitment Medal (Military) Award Certificate for the similar criteria as above. The eligibility criteria are one (1) day in Iraq, in the theater or in the area of operations. Qualifying recipientsare eligible for both the military and civilian version of the medals.
The Iraq Commitment Medal (Civilian Version) is also available separately and sold as a set (medal and award certificate together).
DOD INSTRUCTION 1348.33 DOD MILITARY DECORATIONS AND AWARDS PROGRAM Originating Component: Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness Effective: December 21, 2016 Change 4 Effective: November 23, 2020 Releasability: Cleared for public release.Reissues and Cancels: DoD Instruction 1348.33, “Military Awards Program,” July 1, 2004 Incorporates and Cancels: Deputy Secretary of Defense Memorandum, “Policy and Procedures for Award of the Legion of Merit to Foreign Personnel,” June 9, 2017 Deputy Secretary of Defense Memorandum, “Responsibility for the Atomic Veterans Service Certificate Program,” April 16, 2019 Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness Memorandum, “Military Working Dog Handler Certificate of Commendation,” March 7, 2019
Write to your appropriate military service using the above DOD reg. Take your \"OFFICIAL\" IRAQ COMMITMENT MEDAL and \"OFFICIAL\" AWARD CERTIFICATE issued from the Iraq Government and apply for an individual award to retain and wear on the uniform (just like I did back in 1975 and 1983 respectively) and cite them as awarded. Receipt of the award is when you got your stuff, there was no ceremony, you had a token acceptance of the medal and award certificate which is allowed. Then wait and see if DOD will accept your application or not. Use the letter issued by the Iraq Defense Minister back in 2011 if you need to just in case. There are also numerous copies of it on FB.