Combat Medical badges (three awards) (see fig 20–34) Expert Field Medical badge (see fig 20–35). Combat Infantryman badges (three awards) (see fig 20–31) Expert Infantryman badge (see fig 20–32) Combat Action badge (see fig 20–33). Listed below in order of group precedence are combat and special skill badges authorized for wear on the Army uniform. Combat and special skill badges and tabsĪ.
It is NOT authorized to be worn on the utility uniforms.Ģ0–16. It is only authorized to be worn on the service / dress uniforms of the CSMR Army component. The MEMS Flash is NOT authorized to be worn on the uniforms of the CSMR Air component. The dimensions for the MEMS Flash are 2 ¼” wide X 1 ¾” in height. It is worn as a background behind the MEMS badge.
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The MEMS Flash is an oval shaped fabric patch with a silver border. The MEMS Flash is awarded once the recipient has served in an Emergency Management role during a State or Federal Emergency. The lower ranking MEMS badges are to be retained by the individual as a memento. If an individual is awarded more than one (1) skill level MEMS badge, only the highest-level badge will be worn. The embroidered patch is only authorized on the ABU / BDU.Ĭ. The MEMS badge is worn below aeronautical, occupational and all other miscellaneous badges.
On the Air Force uniform, the MEMS badge is worn as a miscellaneous badge inĪccordance with AFI 36-2903, para 5.8 and Table 5.2. All authorized Army or other service combat and skill badges, regardless of group, take precedence.ī. On the Army uniform, the MEMS badge is worn as a Group 5 special skill badge in accordance with AR 670-1, para 29-17a(5) b, c, and d. The MEMS badge may be worn on the dress, service, and utility uniforms as prescribed by those regulations governing the appropriate component for military skill badges.Ī.
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