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| Awards Manual |
Young Marines Awards Manual
 1. Purpose. The purpose of this manual is to provide information and guidance regarding the awarding of Young Marines’ ribbons and awards.
2. Cancellation. This manual cancels all other awards manuals and ribbon charts currently available on the web site. This version is subordinate to that published at http://youngmarines.com and for reference purposes only.
3. Promulgation. This manual contains information relating to the appropriate procedure for recommending ribbons and awards.
4. Omitted this item has been intentionally omitted from the original.
5. Any questions regarding the contents of this manual or recommendations for change should be forwarded to the Young Marine National Headquarters, attention: Training and Education.
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BASIC RIBBON (BCR) # 3302
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who successfully completed recruit
training as prescribe in the Recruit Training SOP in the Training
Officers Manual.
- Criteria: 1. The Young Marine must:
a. Graduate from Recruit Training in the time prescribed by the
unit commander.
b. Master 70 percent of the Young Marine Recruit Common Skills
Task List.
c. Perform and complete the Young Marine Physical Fitness and
Health Fitness Test.
d. Meet the minimum required attendance of not more than 3
excuse absences during Young Marine Recruit training.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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ORGANIZED UNIT TRIP RIBBON # 3605
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine for participating in two unit activities
involving an overnight stay.
- Criteria: 1. The Young Marine must demonstrate maturity and conduct expected
of Young Marines away from home and under the direct supervision
of adult and Young Marine leaders.
2. The activity must:
a. Involve a minimum of two days and one night
b. Be considered an overnight encampment, field trip, or other
Young Marine activity that involves travel with the unit away
from:
i) The home of any Young Marine or registered adult.
ii) The normal drill site.
iii) Local community.
3. Some recommended activities are:
a. A trip aboard a military installation that is not the normal drill
site or Naval vessel for training.
b. Unit or higher encampments.
c. Field Trip to the state and/or nation’s capitol, if it meets criteria
2.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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BATTALION ENCAMPMENT RIBBON # 4034
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who attends a battalion encampment.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must:
a. Demonstrate maturity and conduct expected of Young Marines
away from home and under the direct supervision of adult and
Young Marine leaders.
b. Have earned the Organized Unit Trip Ribbon prior to attending
the encampment.
c. Participate in 80 percent of the activities offered at the
encampment.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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REGIMENTAL ENCAMPMENT RIBBON # 4020
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who attends a regimental encampment.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must:
a. Demonstrate maturity and conduct expected of Young Marines
away from home and under the direct supervision of adult and
Young Marine leaders.
b. Have earned the Organized Unit Trip Ribbon prior to attending
the encampment.
c. Participate in 80 percent of the activities offered at the
encampment.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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DIVISION ENCAMPMENT RIBBON # 4006
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who attends a division encampment.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must:
a. Demonstrate maturity and conduct expected of Young Marines
away from home and under the direct supervision of adult and
Young Marine leaders.
b. Have earned the Organized Unit Trip Ribbon prior to attending
the encampment.
c. Participate in 80 percent of the activities offered at the
encampment.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT RIBBON # 3671
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who participates in a National
Encampment. National Encampments will be hosted by two divisions
each year.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must:
a. Demonstrate maturity and conduct expected of Young Marines
away from home and under the direct supervision of adult and
Young Marine leaders.
b. Have earned the Organized Unit Trip Ribbon prior to attending
the encampment.
2. Participate in 80 percent of the activities offered at the encampment.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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DRILL TEAM RIBBON # 3213
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who has participated as a member of the
unit drill team.
- Criteria:
The Drill Team member must have:
1. Served for a period of one year.
2. Participated in one public function.
3. Performed their duties in a satisfactory manner.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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MARKSMANSHIP SAFETY RIBBON # 3005
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who successfully completes the course of
instruction outlined in the Marksmanship Standard Operating Procedures
(SOP) Part I and instructed by a qualified marksmanship instructor.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must receive instruction in and successfully meet the
criteria established by the qualified marksmanship instructor in the
following Core Course of Study:
a. Firearms Safety
b. Smart and Safe Handing of Firearms
c. Rifle parts and components
d. Dry firing (Grass week)
e. Live firing (Range day)
f. Home Firearm Safety
2. Marksmanship is defined as the demonstrated ability to hit a mark with a
projectile. For the purpose of this award the Young Marine will
demonstrate his/her proficiency in hitting a target with one or more of the
following:
a. Small-bore
b. Air rifle
c. Firearms training simulator (FATS)
d. Bow and arrow
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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COMMUNICATIONS RIBBON # 3713
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who demonstrates knowledge and skills in
one or more areas in the communications field listed below.
- Criteria:
1. Standard Radio-Telephone Procedures.
a. Attend a basic radio-telephone class that includes receiving, copying and
sending radio-telephone transmissions over unsecured line or radio net
using the phonetic alphabet and proper radio methods used by the U.S.
Marines.
b. Pass a written, oral and practical examination as prescribed by the unit
commander.
2. Written Media Publications (Newspaper, Magazines, and Newsletters).
a. Must have an article published in any commercial or non-commercial
newspaper, magazine, or newsletter with a reader-base of 50 or more
subscribers or members.
b. The article must be at least 200 words in length and related to any Young
Marine, school, church, or community activity that the Young Marine
took part. .
c. Unit Commanders will place copies of published articles in the Young
Marine’s YMRB.
3. Radio and Television.
a. Participate in an internship program or program with a local radio or
television station for a period of one year
b. Through a written paper of 200 to 300 words describe a basic
understanding of radio/television planning, production, and service to the
community.
4. Computer (Web design). Not required to be placed on the Internet.
a. Using standard web software design, build and support a website that
provides unit information to other Young Marines as well as the general
public about the National Young Marines program and their unit.
b. Provide a demonstration on the web page and present a 200-300 word
essay on the project including problems, resolutions, pitfalls, and
successes.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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MAP & COMPASS RIBBON # 7137
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who demonstrates knowledge on the
proper use of the map and compass as described in the Young Marines
Guide.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must:
a. Be a Junior Young Marine (YM/CPL or YM/SGT)
b. Successfully perform and complete all of the Enabling
Objectives listed in the Performance Objective Review in the
Junior Young Marines Guide, Performance Objective 4.
c. Use an applicable map and compass on a land navigation course.
d. Use the map and compass to:
i) Navigate to 5 locations using four legs on the map.
ii) Plot the 5 points on a map and plan your legs from Point 1 to
each point in sequence to Point 5.
iii) Successfully navigate to three of the 5 points on the map.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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LAND NAVIGATION RIBBON # 7130
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who demonstrates knowledge on the
proper use of the map and compass and skill in land navigation as
described in the Young Marines Guide.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must:
a. Have earned the Map & Compass Ribbon.
b. Be a Senior Young Marine (YM/SSGT or YM/GYSGT)
c. Successfully perform and complete all of the Enabling
Objectives listed in the Performance Objective Review in the
Senior Young Marines Guide, Performance Objective 4.
d. Use a compass and applicable map on a land navigation course
located in a wilderness area where there are appreciable terrain
features and the shortest legs are not less than 50 meters.
e. Use the map and compass to:
i) Navigate to 5 locations using four legs on the map.
ii) Plot the 5 points on a map and plan your legs from Point 1 to
each point in sequence to Point 5.
iii) Successfully navigate to five of the 5 points on the map.
f. Participate in an orienteering competition:
i) As an individual, successfully complete the orientation
course.
ii) As a team member, assist the team leader in successfully
completing the orientation course.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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ORIENTEERING RIBBON # 3119
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who leads a team through an orienteering
course and completes an individual orienteering competition.
- Criteria:
1. Young Marine must have earned the Land Navigation Ribbon.
2. Participate in an orienteering competition:
a. As an individual, successfully complete the orientation course.
i) Meet the established time requirement
ii) Find 90 percent of the assigned markers
b. As a team, lead the team successfully in completing the
orientation course.
i) Complete the course with the whole team
ii) Meet the established time requirement
iii) Find all of the assigned markers
3. The Young Marine must accomplish both 2.a. and 2.b., above.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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QUALIFIED FIELD RIBBON # 1544
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who successfully performs and
demonstrates skills in selected field craft.
- Criteria: 1. The Young Marine must:
a. Be a Basic Young Marine (YM/PVT, YM/PFC or YM/LCPL)
b. Successfully perform and complete all of the Enabling
Objectives listed in the Performance Objective Review in the
Basic Young Marines Guide, Performance Objective 3.
c. Demonstrate or perform the skills during the course of one or
more encampments.
2. Safety Warning:
a. Many of the skills to be demonstrated or performed require
practice and close supervision of the instructor.
b. The “talk, show, and do” method of instruction should be used
whenever possible.
c. Each skill must be demonstrated or performed with safety in
mind and should be stressed to the Young Marine continuously.
d. Please check local ordinances regarding campfires and waste
disposal.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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ADVANCED FIELDCRAFT RIBBON # 3025
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who successfully completes and performs
the requirements in Performance Objective 3 of the Junior Young
Marine Guide.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must:
a. Be a Junior Young Marine (YM/CPL or YM/SGT)
b. Successfully perform and complete all of the Enabling
Objectives listed in the Performance Objective Review in the
Junior Young Marines Guide, Performance Objective 3.
c. Demonstrate or perform the skills during the course of one or
more encampments.
2. Safety Warning:
a. Many of the skills to be demonstrated or performed require
practice and close supervision of the instructor.
b. The “talk, show, and do” method of instruction should be used
whenever possible.
c. Each skill must be demonstrated or performed with safety in
mind and should be stressed to the Young Marine continuously.
3. Please check local ordinances regarding campfires and waste
disposal.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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SCUBA RIBBON # 3221
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who has received certification by a national
or international certifying organization.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must have successfully completed and met the
certification requirements of one of the following certifying
organizations:
a. Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI)
b. National Association of Underwater Instructions (NAUI)
c. Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA)
d. National Association of Skin Divers School (NASDS)
2. They must possess a certification card offered by the organization
listed above.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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SEAMANSHIP RIBBON # 3108
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who completes a boating course as
prescribed by the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Power Squadron of
America or similar organizations offering courses in boating safety or
small boat handling.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must:
a. Attend and successfully complete a boating course prescribed by
the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Power Squadron of America or
similar organizations offering courses in boating safety or small
boat handling.
b. Possess a certification card denoting completing a boating course
prescribed by the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Power Squadron
of America or similar organizations offering courses in boating
safety or small boat handling.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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MUSICIAN RIBBON # 3502
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who participates in a music program and
demonstrates outstanding achievements in the music field.
- Criteria: 1. The Young Marine must be involved in a music program. The
program may be:
a. Organized such as a school or church band, choir, theater group
b. Less organized pick-up bands or choirs, or musical groups, etc.
c. Individual training programs such as music lessons in
instrument, voice, writing, and etc.
2. To demonstrate outstanding achievement, the Young Marine must
participate as an individual or member of a group:
a. Concert
b. Recital
c. Competition
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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SPORTSMANSHIP RIBBON # 3202
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who actively participates in any recognized
and organized sport, individual or team and displays outstanding
sportsmanship qualities.
- Criteria:
1. Written verification from their coach.
2. In cases where the Young Marine is a relative of the coach(es),
written verification must come from an assistant coach or other
qualified individual who is not related to the Young Marine.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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SWIMMING RIBBON # 4041
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who meets the swim qualification
requirements.
- Criteria:
1. There are three classes of qualification—Class I (Intermediate),
Class II (Basic), and Class III (Beginner) swimmer. Annual requalification
is left to the discretion of the unit commander based on
available resources.
2. During the swim test,
a. The Class III beginner swimmer must:
i) Fully submerge face and body.
ii) Demonstrate buoyancy.
iii) Demonstrate basic breathing control.
iv) Float by using the flutter kick on front and back for 1 minute.
b. The Class II basic swimmer must:
i) Meet the Class III criteria.
ii) Swim 25 yards using the crawl stroke.
iii) Swim 25 yards using the elementary backstroke.
c. The Class I intermediate swimmer must:
i) Swim 25 yards using the crawl stroke.
ii) Swim 25 yards using the elementary backstroke.
iii) Swim 25 yards using the sidestroke.
iv) Swim 25 yards using the breaststroke.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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FIRE PREVENTION & PROTECTION RIBBON # 5129
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who has completed, under the instruction
of a qualified Fire Safety Instructor/Professional Firefighter, a Basic Fire
Safety course.
- Criteria:
The Basic Fire Safety course must include, but is not limited to:
1. Proper care and maintenance of home smoke detectors.
2. Develop an E.D.I.T.H. (Exit Drills in the Home) diagram of their
residence.
3. Complete a basic fire extinguisher usage and application session.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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BASIC FIRST AID RIBBON # 4047
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who completes a course of instruction in
Basic Aid or Basic First Aid Training.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must have:
a. Successfully completed a course of instruction given in Basic
Aid Training (BAT), Basic First Aid, or Standard First Aid
prescribed by, but not limited to the following:
1) The American Red Cross
2) Local Hospital, Heath Center, or Community College
training program.
3) Local Police, Fire Department or Emergency Services, etc.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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HEALTH FITNESS RIBBON # 3648
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who meets the Young Marine Health
Fitness Standard.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must:
a. Complete the Young Marine Health Fitness Test with an overall
score of 250 or higher for YM/CPL and above. 200 for YM
recruits through YM/LCPL.
b. Meet the applicable score during each health fitness test to retain
the applicable ribbon.
c. Body mass does not need to fall within the Body Mass Index
(BMI) range. All BMI’s are scored 100 points.
2. The Young Marine who scores:
a. 300 to 399 is authorized to wear the Health Fitness Ribbon with
the Roman numeral “II” centered on the ribbon.
b. 400 to 499 is authorized to wear the Health Fitness Ribbon with
the Roman number “I” centered on the ribbon.
c. 475 to 499 should be awarded an Unit Achievement Certificate
denoting the Young Marines accomplishment
d. 500 shall be awarded the Perfect Health Fitness Ribbon. All such
scores shall be reported to National Headquarters for recognition
in the Esprit Magazine.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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PHYSICAL FITNESS RIBBON # 3603
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who meets the Young Marine Physical
Fitness Standard.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must:
a. Complete the Young Marine Physical Fitness Test with an
overall score of 250 or higher for YM/CPL and above. 200 for
YM recruits through YM/LCPL.
b. Meet the applicable score during each physical fitness test to
retain the applicable ribbon.
2. The Young Marine who scores:
a. 300to 399 is authorized to wear the Physical Fitness Ribbon with
the Roman numeral “II” centered on the ribbon.
b. 400 to 500 is authorized to wear the Physical Fitness Ribbon
with the Roman number “I” centered on the ribbon.
c. 475 to 499 should be awarded an Unit Achievement Certificate
denoting the Young Marines accomplishment
d. 500 shall be awarded the Perfect Physical Fitness Ribbon. All
such scores shall be reported to National Headquarters for
recognition in the Esprit Magazine.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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ADVANCED FIRST AID RIBBON # 3607
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who has completed additional first aid
above that required to earn the Basic First Aid Ribbon and successfully
completed the Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) course.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must have:
a. Earned the Basic First Aid Ribbon.
b. Completed a community First Aid course prescribed by a
qualified governing body, such as but not limited to:
i) The American Red Cross
ii) Local Hospital, Health Center, or Community College
Training Program
iii) Local Police, Fire Department or Emergency Services, etc.
c. Completed a Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) course
prescribed by a qualified governing body, such as but not limited
to:
i) The American Red Cross
ii) The American Heart Association
iii) Local Hospital, Heath Center, Community College Training
Program
CPR certification must be valid and up-to-date.
2. Upon earning the Advanced First Aid Ribbon, the Young Marine
earns the CPR Ribbon.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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CARDIO-PULMONARY RESUSITATION RIBBON # 1346
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who has a current CPR certification.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must:
a. Have earned the Basic First Aid Ribbon
b. Complete a Cardiac Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) course.
2. The course must be prescribed by a qualified governing body, such
as but not limited to the following:
a. The American Red Cross
b. The American Heart Association
c. Local Hospital Training Program
d. Local Police, Fire Department, or Emergency Medical
Service, etc.
3. Possess a valid and up-to-date CPR Certification Card.
4. CPR certification requires re-qualification. The Young Marine must
re-qualify as required by the governing body of the certification to
retain the ribbon.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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COMMUNITY SERVICE RIBBON # 3674
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who performs a service that benefits their
community, veteran’s organization, military unit, service organization,
i.e. the Red Cross, Salvation Army, etc., youth group, or school.
- Criteria:
1. Over a period of twelve consecutive months:
a. Accumulate not less than 50 community service hours. An
official of the recipient organization(s) must certify the
community service hours.
b. The hours may accumulate by service to one, or a combination
of organizations. The Young is responsible for obtaining and
retaining, community service hour certifications until the
required hours are accumulated.
c. A certification may be a simple letter by an official of the
recipient organization written on the organization’s letterhead
paper. The original letters filed in the Young Marine’s YMRB
after the hours are entered in the Young Marines Database
System.
2. Community service hours are documented in the Young Marine’s
Basic Young Marines Guide in Performance Objective 8
Citizenship, E.O. 5 and verified as part of the Performance Objective
Review by Authorized Evaluator.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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JUNIOR LEADERSHIP RIBBON # 3674
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who successfully completes the Junior
Leadership School.
- Criteria:
1. Young Marine must successfully complete all aspects of the Junior
Leadership School curriculum. Most importantly they must:
a. Pass the Physical Fitness Test and Health Fitness Test.
b. Demonstrate the ability to drill a Young Marine squad.
c. Carry out assigned leadership duties in a satisfactory
manner.
d. Serve as a positive student leader and team member to
peers and senior leaders.
e. Meet all performance and conduct standards established
by the school director.
2. Completed the one-week Junior Leadership School.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Battalion Commander
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SENIOR LEADERSHIP RIBBON # 4025
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who successfully completes the Senior
Leadership School.
- Criteria:
1. Young Marine must successfully complete all aspects of the Senior
Leadership School curriculum. Most importantly they must have:
a. Passed the Physical Fitness Test and Health Fitness Test.
b. Demonstrated the ability to drill a Young Marine platoon.
c. Demonstrated the ability to instruct using the techniques of
military instruction.
d. Carried out assigned leadership positions in a satisfactory
manner.
e. Served as a positive student leader and team member to peers
and senior leaders.
f. Met all performance and conduct standards established by the
school director.
2. Completed the one-week Senior Leadership School.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Regimental Commander
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ADVANCED LEADERSHIP RIBBON #3307
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who successfully completes the Young
Marine National Advanced Leadership School.
- Criteria:
1. Young Marine must successfully complete all aspects of the
National Advanced Leadership School curriculum. Most
importantly they must have:
a. Passed the Physical Fitness Test and Health Fitness Test.
b. Demonstrated the ability to drill a Young Marine platoon.
c. Demonstrated the ability to instruct using the techniques of
military instruction.
d. Carried out assigned duties in satisfactory manner.
e. Served as a positive leader and role model to junior leaders.
f. Met all performance and conduct standards established by the
school director.
2. Completed the two-week Advanced Leadership School.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
National Executive Director
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SENATOR J.H. CHAFFEE CONSERVATION RIBBON # 3616
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who exhibits a strong interest in
conservation through personal research and observation, oral and written
communication, and daily practice.
- Criteria: 1. Over the a period of six consecutive months:
a. Construct and maintain a birdfeeder for at least three months,
including one winter month. The birdfeeder must be placed in a
safe location away from predatory animals. The Young Marine
must identify no less than 6 species of birds using the feeder
during the same three-month period.
b. Prepare a composition on 6 wild animals common to your state.
Provide common and scientific names, a short description of the
animal, their eating habits, their habitat, and draw a picture of
their track.
c. List poisonous snakes found in your state and provide a short
description of each snake. List 6 non-poisonous snakes and
describe how each contributes to the balance of nature.
d. Collect and identify 10 different tree leaves. Press the leaves,
attach each leaf to paper, and write the name of the leaf on the
paper.
e. Plant a seed garden, indoor or outdoor, and accurately record the
growth of the plant once a week until it matures. Be sure to
include the date planted and the first sign of growth.
f. Collect 10 rocks found in your state. Identify and describe each.
g. List 10 fish found in your state. Identify and describe each.
h. Prepare a written composition of not less than 200 words, on a
national or state park of the Young Marines choice found in their
state giving date established, location, and significant landmarks.
Explain how the park contributes to conservation.
2. All activities listed in paragraph 1 must be submitted to and
approved by the unit commander.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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DRUG DEMAND REDUCTION RIBBON # 4209
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who successfully executes the Enabling
Objectives and Performance Requirements listed in the Performance
Qualification Review for Performance Objective 5 Drug Prevention and
Resistance in the Basic, Junior and Senior guidebooks and Performance
Objective 6 Drug Prevention and Education in the Advanced guidebook.
There are four levels for this award:
Level 1 for the Basic Young Marines,
Level 2 for the Junior Young Marines,
Level 3 for the Senior Young Marines,
Level 4 for the Advanced Young Marines.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must complete the following for each level.
a. Level 1. Complete the Basic Young Marine Guide, Performance
Objective 5 by successfully completing and/or performing all the
tasks for each Enabling Objective listed in the Performance
Objective Review.
b. Level 2. Complete the Junior Young Marine Guide, Performance
Objective 5 by successfully completing and/or performing all the
tasks for each Enabling Objective listed in the Performance
Objective Review.
c. Level 3. Complete the Senior Young Marine Guide, Performance
Objective 5 by successfully completing and/or performing all the
tasks for each Enabling Objective listed in the Performance
Objective Review.
d. Level 4. Complete the Advanced Young Marine Guide,
Performance Objective 6 by successfully completing and/or
performing all the tasks for each Enabling Objective listed in the
Performance Objective Review.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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OUTSTANDING SALESMAN RIBBON # 5009
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who participates in a fundraising event and
who achieves the unit’s individual fundraising goal. Also awarded in
recognition of a similar act for other non-profit organizations that a
Young Marine is a member, such as church or school groups.
- Criteria:
For a Young Marines fundraising event, the Young Marines must:
1. Meet the unit goal for individual sales.
2. All monies and unsold product must be returned to the unit by
the fundraising closing date.
3. Have made the effort in making sales for the fundraiser.
Assistance by family members should be minimal.
For fundraisers with other non-profit organizations, the Young Marine
must:
1. Demonstrate outstanding salesmanship ability by placing first in
any fundraising event.
2. Obtain a certification of this achievement with other
organizations must be verified in writing from the person in
charge of the event to the unit commander. The certification
letter is filed in the Young Marine’s YMRB.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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OUTSTANDING RECRUITER # 4054
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who through personal example and
enthusiasm actively recruits new youth members into unit.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must recruit five youth into the Young
Marines Program.
2. Three of the 5 youth must graduate boot camp.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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VETERANS APPRECIATION RIBBON # 5501
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who has participated in their unit’s
activities that coincide with the National Young Marines Veterans
Appreciation week held annually in November; or has completed a
minimum of 3 interviews through the Library of Congress Veterans
History Project.
- Criteria:
1. The unit must submit a formal after action report to the National
Headquarters Public Affairs Officer on or before the established
deadline for the Veteran’s Appreciation Week reporting: Nov.
11-Dec 1st annually. This report is filed online at:
www.youngmarines.com/vetsweek
2. The Library of Congress Veterans History Project reports must
be submitted directly to the National Headquarters Training
Department via mail for consideration of the ribbon. A minimum
of 3 reports must be filed in order for a Young Marine to be
eligible to receive the ribbon.
3. The unit must receive official recognition for their participation
in Veteran’s Appreciation Week by the National Headquarters.
4. The Young Marine must have actively participated in 80 percent
of the unit’s scheduled Veteran’s Appreciation Week activities.
5. Veterans Appreciation ribbons are a controlled item only
issued through Young Marines National Headquarters based
on meeting the above criteria and are free of charge to the
units/members that meet the criteria.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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UNIT CHAPLAIN RIBBON # 3665
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine for service as a Unit Chaplain for a period
of one year.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must have:
a. Attended all meetings, conferences, encampments and other
functions as deemed necessary by the unit commander.
b. Conducted the Invocation and Benediction for at least three (3)
ceremonies for the unit.
c. Served as a spiritual inspiration to other Young Marines and
adult staff.
d. Be actively involved in their home church or spiritual group for
this one year period.
2. Subsequent awards may be earned for each year the Young Marine
serves as the Unit Chaplain.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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COLOR GUARD RIBBON # 4209
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who has participated in the Unit Color
Guard.
- Criteria:
The Color Guard member must have:
1. Served for a period of one year or participated in five public
functions.
2. Performed his or her duties in a satisfactory manner.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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YOUNG MARINE STAFF RIBBON # 3420
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who performs on the Young Marine Staff
at a multi – unit activity or higher.
- Criteria:
The Young Marines must have:
1. Served on the Young Marine Staff for not less than four days.
2. Performed their duties in a satisfactory manner.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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BATTALION STAFF RIBBON # 5304
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine for satisfactory service as a member of the
Battalion Young Marine Staff.
- Criteria:
The Young Marine must:
1. Have earned the Young Marine Staff Ribbon (3420), prior to serving
on the Battalion Staff.
2. Have attended all functions and performed such duties as directed by
the Battalion Commander or those acting on his or her behalf at a
division sponsored activity or encampment.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Battalion Commander
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REGIMENTAL STAFF RIBBON # 3676
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine for satisfactory service as a member of the
Regimental Young Marine Staff.
- Criteria:
The Young Marine must:
1. Be a graduate of the Junior Leadership School or equivalent
leadership school.
2. Have earned the Young Marine Staff Ribbon (3420), prior to serving
on the Regimental Staff.
3. Have attended all functions and performed such duties as directed by
the Regimental Commander or those acting on his or her behalf at a
division sponsored activity or encampment.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Regimental Commander
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DIVISION STAFF RIBBON # 3600
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine for satisfactory service as a member of the
Division Young Marine Staff.
- Criteria:
The Young Marine must:
1. Be a graduate of the Senior Leadership School or equivalent
leadership school.
2. Have earned the Young Marine Staff Ribbon (3420), prior to serving
on the Division Staff.
3. Have attended all functions and performed such duties as directed by
the Division Commander or those acting on his or her behalf at a
division sponsored activity or encampment.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Division Commander
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NATIONAL STAFF RIBBON # 1533
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine for satisfactory service as a member of the
National Young Marine Staff.
- Criteria:
The Young Marine must:
1. Be a graduate of the Advance Leadership School.
2. Have earned the Young Marine Staff Ribbon (3420), prior to serving
on the National Staff.
3. Have attended all functions and performed such duties as directed by
the National Executive Director or those acting on his or her behalf
at a nationally sponsored activity or encampment.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
National Executive Director
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MARINE CORPS LEAGUE UNIT COMMENDATION RIBBON AWARD # 1502
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine unit, battalion, regiment, or division for
outstanding performance of duty to the community over an extended
period of time, or for any single act when the Unit has performed under great competition with other units or organizations.
- Criteria:
1. This award is initiated at the request of the Marine Corps League to the National Executive Director.
2. Unit commanders are encouraged to contact their regimental
commanders and/or local detachment commandants and submit the
necessary supporting documentation to merit this prestigious award.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Department Commandant of the Marine Corps
League
(Regimental Commanders on behalf of Department
Commandants)
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MERITORIOUS COMMENDATION RIBBON # 3681
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine unit that distinguishes itself meritoriously
in deeds that render the unit outstanding compared to other units
performing similar deeds, but not sufficient to justify the Division
Commendation Ribbon.
- Criteria:
1. Service should be comparable to that, which would merit the
Personal Achievement Award to an individual.
2. An award will not be made to a unit for deed of one or more of its
component parts, unless such unit performed as a total team in a
manner to justify the award.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Regimental Commander
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DIVISION COMMENDATION RIBBON # 3682
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine unit that distinguishes itself by outstanding
deeds of service to its country, state, and city, but not sufficient to justify
the National Commendation Ribbon.
- Criteria:
1. Units must:
a. Distinguish themselves by performing extreme meritorious
service rendering the unit outstanding compared to other units
performing similar service.
b. Have performed service as a unit of a character comparable to
that, which merits the award of a Meritorious Service Ribbon to
an individual.
c. An award will not be made to a unit for deed of one or more of
its component parts, unless such unit performed as a total team in
a manner to justify the award.
2. This award may be presented for similar deeds to an individual
church, religious group, nonprofit organizations, or
3. Outstanding service or performance of duty to any branch of the
United States Armed Forces.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Division Commander
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NATIONAL COMMENDATION RIBBON # 3683
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine unit that distinguishes itself by outstanding
deeds of service to its country, state, and city.
- Criteria:
1) Units must:
a) Distinguish themselves by performing extreme meritorious
service rendering the unit outstanding compared to other units
performing similar service.
b) Have performed service as a unit of a character comparable to
that, which merits the award of a Meritorious Service Ribbon to
an individual.
c) An award will not be made to a unit for deed of one or more of
its component parts, unless such unit performed as a total team in
a manner to justify the award.
2) This award may be presented for similar deeds to an individual
church, religious group, nonprofit organizations, or
3) Outstanding service or performance of duty to any branch of the
United States Armed Forces.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
National Executive Director
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DISTINGUISHED UNIT CITATION # 3211
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine unit for outstanding, distinguished service
or performance of duty.
- Criteria:
1. For outstanding service to:
a. Country, State or municipality
b. Deeds rendered to individuals or non-profit organizations in the
service of individuals or communities in need.
2. Units must clearly render itself conspicuous by duty of a character
comparable to that which would merit the award of a Distinguished
Service Award of an individual.
3. The activity must be a unit activity involving no less than 75 percent
of its active youth and adult members.
4. All recommendations for this award must be forwarded to the
National Executive Director with a summary of action describing in
detail the action and justification for this award.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
National Executive Director
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PERFECT ATTENDANCE RIBBON # 4026
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who has 100% attendance at all regularly
scheduled unit drills and activities for a period of one year.
- Criteria:
1) The one-year time period begins with the date of the first drill in
October to the last drill in September.
2) Young Marines who are in receipt of their sixth award shall be
recommended for a Personal Achievement Ribbon to the lowest
awarding authority.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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DRILL COMPETITION RIBBON #3009
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who competes in a drill competition
against other units or organizations and the performance is judged by
other officials.
- Criteria:
a. Must be a marching member of the competing drill team or color
guard.
b. Must participate in the competition as a marching member of the
competing drill team or color guard.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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PERFECT HEALTH FITNESS SCORE # 5402
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who has scored a total of 500 points during
an officially scheduled health fitness test.
- Criteria:
The Young Marine must:
c. Participate in a officially scheduled Health Fitness Test
d. Score 100 points in each of the five events on the day the
Health Fitness Test is conducted
e. Score a total of 500 points on the Health Fitness Test on
the day that the Health Fitness test is conducted.
Young Marines in receipt of their sixth award shall be recommended for
a Personal Achievement Ribbon to the lowest awarding authority.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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PERFECT PHYSICAL FITNESS SCORE # 5310
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who has scored a total of 500 points during
an officially scheduled physical fitness test.
- Criteria:
The Young Marine must:
a. Participate in a officially scheduled Physical Fitness Test
b. Score 100 points in each of the five events on the day the
Physical Fitness Test is conducted
Young Marines in receipt of their sixth award shall be recommended for
a Personal Achievement Ribbon to the lowest awarding authority.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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RECRUITER OF THE YEAR #5069
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who recruits the most youth into the Young
Marines program.
- Criteria:
1. Recruit the most youth into the Young Marines during the
current operating year (October to September). The total number
of recruits must exceed 5 youth.
2. Sixty percent of the recruited youth must graduate from boot
camp. The Young Marine shall get credit, if the recruited youth
graduate boot camp in the next operating year. For example, a
boot camp that begins in August may not graduate until October.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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SALESMAN OF THE YEAR RIBBON # 5198
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who has demonstrated outstanding
salesmanship ability during the year.
- Criteria:
1. Placed first overall in all fundraising events for their Unit for the
current operating year (October to September), or
2. Achieved similar acts, during the same period, for other
nonprofit organizations to which a Young Marine is a member,
such as church or school groups. Certification of this
achievement with other organizations must be verified in writing
from the person in charge of the event to the unit commander.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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YOUNG MARINE ACHIEVEMENT RIBBON # 3233
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine for a single act of meritorious service or
achievement not sufficient to warrant the Commendation of Merit, for
service to the Young Marines program.
- Criteria:
1. To justify this award, the acts or services rendered by a Young
Marine, regardless of rank, must have been comparable to the
that required for the Commendation of Merit but in a duty of
lesser responsibility.
2. When the degree of meritorious achievement or service rendered
is not sufficient to warrant the award of the Young Marine
Achievement Ribbon, a Letter of Appreciation, when
appropriate, should be considered.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT RIBBON # 4003
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to any Young Marine who maintains a 3.0 grade point average
or equivalent for a period of one academic year.
- Criteria:
1. Any Young Marine maintaining a 3.5 grade point average or
equivalent for a period of one academic year shall be
recommended for the Academic Achievement Ribbon. Attach a
copy of the Young Marine’s report card for each reporting period
to your letter of recommendation to the lowest issuing authority.
2. Many schools do not mark by the 4.0 grade point system below;
the unit commander must determine the equivalent grading
system.
4.0=A
3.0=B
2.0=C
1.0=D
3. Unit Commanders may use their discretion for plus and minus
marks based on the schools with their area.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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GOOD CONDUCT RIBBON # 3504
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to any Young Marine who lives by the Young Marine
Obligation and abides by the Young Marine Creed for a period of two
years.
- Criteria: 1. Must be a Young Marine for not less than 2 years.
2. Sets an example for all other youth to follow.
3. Never does anything that brings disgrace or dishonor on their
God, country, flag, parents, or themselves.
4. Obeys their parents or legal guardian.
5. Keeps his/herself neat at all times without being told.
6. Keeps a clean mind and cares for others.
7. Keeps alert in school, at home, or at play.
8. Maintains self-discipline to control their body and mind.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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YOUNG MARINE FIRST SERGEANT # 5194
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to Young Marine Master Sergeants who have successfully
served as Unit Young Marine First Sergeant.
- Criteria:
1. Must be a Young Marine Master Sergeant.
2. Successfully perform the duties and responsibilities of the Unit
Young Marine First Sergeant as outlined by the Advanced
Young Marine Guide.
3. Successfully performed all duties as the Unit Young Marine First
Sergeant for not less than 3 months.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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YOUNG MARINE SERGEANT MAJOR # 5216
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to Young Marine Master Gunnery Sergeants who have
successfully served in the Young Marine Sergeant Major billet officially
designated by a battalion commander, regimental commander, division
commander, or National Headquarters.
- Criteria:
The Young Marine must be a Young Marine Master Gunnery Sergeant
who has successfully completed a tour of (3 to 6 months) as Young
Marine Sergeant Major at the following level:
1. Battalion Young Marine Sergeant Major
2. Regimental Young Marine Sergeant Major
3. Division Young Marine Sergeant Major
4. Successfully perform the duties and responsibilities of the
Unit Young Marine First Sergeant, for not less than 3
months, as outlined in the Advanced Young Marine Guide.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Battalion Commander
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UNIT OF THE YEAR RIBBON # 5133
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to Young Marines who are members of the Unit of the Year.
- Criteria:
1. The Young Marine must be a member of the Unit of the Year on
the day of the official announcement.
2. The award is authorized for Young Marines who were members
of former Units of the Year prior to the adoption of this award.
The criteria in paragraph 1 applies.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
National Executive Director
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HONOR RECRUIT RIBBON #4030
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine Recruit who is designated the outstanding
member of their Recruit Training Class.
- Criteria:
The Young Marine Recruit, in addition to fulfilling all requirements for
the Basic Ribbon, must demonstrate the following:
1. Displayed exceptional leadership qualities.
2. Attended all scheduled drills during the recruit-training period.
3. Maintain 80-percent mastery of the Young Marine Common
Tasks as outlined in the Young Marine Recruit Training SOP.
4. Pass the Young Marines Physical Fitness Test.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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COMMENDATION OF MERIT RIBBON #1200
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine for a single act of meritorious service, not
sufficient to warrant the Personal Achievement Ribbon, for service to
the Young Marines program.
- Criteria: 1. To justify this award, the acts or services rendered by a Young
Marine, regardless of rank, must have been comparable to that
required for the Personal Achievement Ribbon but in a duty of
lesser responsibility.
2. When the degree of meritorious achievement or service rendered
is not sufficient to warrant the award of the Commendation of
Merit Ribbon, the Achievement Ribbon, when appropriate
should be considered.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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YOUNG MARINE OF THE YEAR #3309
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who exhibits exceptional performance
during the course of the past year beginning October 1 and ending
September 30.
- Criteria: 1. The selection criteria for Young Marine of the Year is provided in
the Registered Adult Manual, Appendix C.
2. To justify this award, the Young Marine must have exhibited
exceptional performance for the past year. Selection should not be
judged solely on achievements, but on all areas of performance and
personal conduct since joining the Young Marines.
3. The candidate as a minimum must:
a. Be a member of the unit for one or more years.
b. Attained at least one promotion.
c. Have an outstanding attendance record.
d. Have an outstanding conduct record.
e. Pass all personnel inspections.
f. Pass all Physical Fitness and Health Fitness Tests.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Unit Commander
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PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT RIBBON #3308
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to members of the Young Marines who distinguish themselves
by outstanding meritorious achievement or service to the Young
Marines Program.
- Criteria: 1. To justify this award, the acts or services rendered by a Young
Marine, regardless of rank, must have been comparable to the that
required for the Personal Commendation but in a duty of lesser
responsibility.
2. When the degree of meritorious achievement or service rendered is
not sufficient to warrant the award of the Personal Achievement
Ribbon, the Commendation of Merit Ribbon, when appropriate
should be considered.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
Regimental Commander
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LIFESAVING THIRD DEGREE #7119
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to any person who, while serving in any capacity as a Young
Marine, distinguishes himself/herself by heroism for acts of lifesaving,
or attempted lifesaving of another human being, animal, or wildlife.
- Criteria: 1. To justify this award for heroism, there should be no risk or at
best very limited life-threatening risk to the rescuer.
2. For heroic performance to raise to this level it must be clearly
established that the act involved a sincere effort by the rescuer to
save the life of another human being, animal, or wildlife.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
National Executive Director
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LIFESAVING SECOND DEGREE #3400
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to any person who, while serving in any capacity as a Young
Marine, distinguishes himself/herself by heroism for acts of lifesaving,
or attempted lifesaving with limited life-threatening risk to one’s own
life for the benefit of another human being.
- Criteria:
1. The actual level of personal “life threatening” risk experienced
by the rescuer determines the justification of this award for
heroism
2. For heroic performance to rise to this level it must be clearly
established that the act involved very specific life-threatening
risk to the rescuer. When there is no life-threatening risk to the
rescuer, the award of the Lifesaving Third Class may be more
appropriate.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
National Executive Director
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LIFESAVING FIRST DEGREE #3401
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to any person who, while serving in any capacity as a Young
Marine, distinguishes himself/herself by heroism for acts of lifesaving, or attempted lifesaving without regard to the risk of one’s own life for the benefit of another human being.
- Criteria:
1. The actual level of personal “life threatening” risk experienced by
the rescuer determines the justification of this award for heroism.
2. For heroic performance to rise to this level it must be clearly
established that the act involved very specific life-threatening risk to
the rescuer. When there is none, or at best very limited lifethreatening
risk to he rescuer, the award of the Lifesaving Second
Class may be more appropriate.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
National Executive Director
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MERITORIOUS SERVICE RIBBON #4036
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who, while serving in any capacity with the
Young Marines Program who distinguishes himself/herself by
meritorious achievement or service.
- Criteria:
1. To justify this award, accomplishment or performance of duty above
that normally expected, and sufficient to distinguish the individual
among those performing comparable duties is required, although less
than the requirements for the Personal Commendation Ribbon.
2. Single acts of merit or meritorious service in connection with the
Young Marine operation may justify the award.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
National Executive Director
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PERSONAL COMMENDATION RIBBON #3619
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who distinguishes himself/herself by
exceptionally meritorious conduct in performing outstanding service.
- Criteria:
1. To justify this award, the service rendered must have been
comparable to that required for the Distinguished Service Ribbon but
in a duty of lesser though considerable responsibility.
2. In general, the Personal Commendation Ribbon will be awarded to
Young Marines who have performed exceptionally meritorious
service as to justify the Distinguished Service Award except as to
degree of merit. However, this should not be interpreted to preclude
the award of a Personal commendation to any individual, regardless
of rank, whose acts or services meet the requirements.
3. When the degree of achievement or service rendered, although
meritorious, is not sufficient to warrant the award of the Personal
Commendation Ribbon, the Meritorious Service Ribbon or Personal
Achievement Ribbon should be considered.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
National Executive Director
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DISTINGUISHED SERVICE RIBBON #3606
- Eligibility
Requirements:
Awarded to a Young Marine who, wile serving in any capacity with the
Young Marines distinguishes himself/herself by exceptionally meritorious
service to the Young Marines in a duty of great responsibility.
- Criteria:
1. To justify this award, an exceptional performance of duty, clearly
above that normally expected, which has contributed materially to the
success of the National Young Marines Program is required.
2. In general, the Distinguish Service Ribbon will be awarded only to
those Young Marines in National capacity whose service is such as to
justify the award. This shall not be interpreted to preclude the award
of the Distinguish Service Ribbon to any individual whose service
meets the requirements.
3. If there is any doubt as to the degree of service involved, the Personal
Commendation Ribbon is the more appropriate award.
- Lowest Issuing
Authority:
National Executive Director
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