Coast Guard Port Security Insignia Class:Officer

Coast Guard Port Security Insignia Class:OfficerUnited States Coast Guard Port Security Insignia 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, or in a six month deployed status with an overseas PSU. One must also attend one CONUS and one OCONUS exercise or deployment. The pin is earned by only

and the command badge as a master sergeant or above with 5 years in the specialty from award of the 7-skill level

When two badges are worn on the same side

These particular areas include training in parachute rigging techniques

Criteria: The PHS Field Medical Readiness Badge is authorized for all Regular and Reserve Corps officers on extended active duty serving within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS or Department) or detailed to non-HHS organizations

The badge is initially presented as a temporary decoration and is worn on the left pocket

7 silver and 6 red

The seahorses represent mobility and the shield represents Coast Guard authority

Officer Note: Officer Branch Insignia Badges are sold in single quantities

symbolizing maritime defense and victory

Air Force as a separate branch of service in 1947

the Parachute Rigger Badge may also be awarded to officers

There are presently five classes of the Surface Warfare Pin