This includes a vintage Vietnam Service Medal and matching ribbon bar. The medal was created by sculptor Thomas Hudson Jones, a former employee of the Army's Institute of Heraldry. The service medal was awarded to all members of the armed forces who saw service in Vietnam and contiguous waters and airspace between 3 July 1965 and 28 March 1973. In addition, personnel serving in Thailand, Laos or Cambodia in direct support of operations in Vietnam during the same time period also were eligible for the medal if they met the specified criteria. This one is new in the box of issue. It was manufactured in 1969, but written on the box in grease pencil is 2/70.

 

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This is a unique item It is a small medal/award for 1st place in the 400 Yd. Freestyle Relay. It is dated 1958. This piece was made by Balfour. The front displays the Strategic Air Command crest. The reverse has a pin assembly sewn into the ribbon. The ribbon shows some soiling.

 

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This is a unissued Vietnam campaign ribbon complete with the date bar (60- ). These were designed to slip on a ribbon holder that would be affixed to a tunic. The ribbons are period pieces still on the issue card. N. S. Meyer, Inc. was an authorized maker of insignia for the U. S. military. In small print it reads- This item has been manufactured in accordance with applicable government specifications under certificate no. M22 H22N-& USMC approved. It is dated 1966. A true and inexpensive item for your Vietnam collection. I have more than one of these, but all are in the same unissued condition. The card may show the slighest bit of wear.

 

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