US Service Medals from Civilian and Military Goverment Agencies.

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Defense Commissary Agency - Meritorious Civilian Service Medal

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Department of Justice - Federal Bureau of Prisons - Website

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Department of Justice - Federal Bureau of Prisons - Distinguished Service Medal

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Department of Justice - Federal Bureau of Prisons - Meritorious Service Medal

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Department of Justice - Federal Bureau of Prisons - Commendable Service Medal

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Red Lake Indian Nation Health Service - Commendation Service Medal

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[Paul R]

You never cease to amaze me with your expanding collection. I have learned much following this thread.

Paul

[Guest Darrell]

You never cease to amaze me with your expanding collection. I have learned much following this thread.

Paul

Thanks Paul. Appreciate the kind words.

[mott5ranch]

You never cease to amaze me with your expanding collection. I have learned much following this thread.

Paul

I must agree 100%.... I look forward to the email reminder that this thread is still alive and well. Darrell you have best collection of US Pulblic Service and Civilians Medals on the planet. Thanks for sharing and educating.

Gary

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National Communications System (Silver) Medal

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Global War on Terrorism Civilian Service Medal

Hot off the press, the new Department of Defense medal.

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Air Force Distinguished Public Service Medal

US Air Force Distinguished Public Service Medal. Prior to the establishment of this medal and it's lower ranking companion, the Commander's Public Service Medal, the Air Force had only one public service award. They used the Exceptional Civilian Service Medal, which is intended to be a Civil Service award. When awarded to private citizens the name of the medal was changed to the Air Force Exceptional Public Service Medal. The medal is EXACTLY THE SAME, only the certificate that accompanies the medal is different. Needless to say, using the same medal for two different purposes, and giving it two names, has caused a great deal of confusion among collectors. The Air Force remedied the situation in 2006, by creating the Commander's Public Service Medal, and the Distinguished Public Service Medal.

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Not really Public or Civilian Service related, but I didn't know where else to stick this:

Medal of Honor Rosette Top:

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