Navy Reserve Medal SBBA~Double~AFR-8041 and deck activities

and deck activities

• Hood and bottom drawstrings as well as interior waist drawcord

The badge is considered a "secondary insignia" and is normally worn on the left uniform pocket

Criteria: This decoration is presented to service members who have completed initial port security training in harbor defense operations as well as service for a period of twenty-four months with a Port Security Unit (PSU) stationed in the United States

Navy Reserve Medal SBBA~Double~AFR-8041 and deck activitiesNavy Reserve Medal The Naval Reserve Medal was a decoration presented by the United States military to recognize members of the U. S. Naval Reserve, associated National Naval Volunteers and local Naval militia units who had served at least 10 years of consecutive service in either active duty, drilling reservist or inactive status. The award was active between September 12, 1938 September 12, 1958 when it was replaced by the Armed Forces Reserve Medal.