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Navy Reserve Sea Service Ribbon 1-3/8" x 3/8" (Issued from 1987 - 2014)
Navy Reserve Sea Service Ribbon 1-3/8" x 3/8" (Issued from 1987 - 2014)
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Navy Reserve Sea Service Ribbon 1-3/8" x 3/8"
Dimensions 1-3/8"L x 3/8"H
Acquired from a Military Surplus Store that went out of business.
Originally established by the Secretary of the Navy on May 28, 1986 announced by the Chief of Naval Operations in June, 1987, the Naval Reserve Sea Service Ribbon underwent fairly significant changes in 2014. These are delineated in an ALNAV that dated April 14, 2014, but was retroactive to January 1.
Besides changing the name of the award to the Navy Reserve Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, the ALNAV revamped the service requirements from a cumulative total of 24 months of active or Selected Reserve service aboard a Navy Reserve ship, its reserve unit, or an embarked active or reserve staff to 90 cumulative days of OCONUS or underway duty while assigned to a deployable Navy Reserve or active-duty unit. Because the emphasis of the award is on service with Reserve units rather than Reserve personnel...
Dimensions 1-3/8"L x 3/8"H
Acquired from a Military Surplus Store that went out of business.
Originally established by the Secretary of the Navy on May 28, 1986 announced by the Chief of Naval Operations in June, 1987, the Naval Reserve Sea Service Ribbon underwent fairly significant changes in 2014. These are delineated in an ALNAV that dated April 14, 2014, but was retroactive to January 1.
Besides changing the name of the award to the Navy Reserve Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, the ALNAV revamped the service requirements from a cumulative total of 24 months of active or Selected Reserve service aboard a Navy Reserve ship, its reserve unit, or an embarked active or reserve staff to 90 cumulative days of OCONUS or underway duty while assigned to a deployable Navy Reserve or active-duty unit. Because the emphasis of the award is on service with Reserve units rather than Reserve personnel...
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