USS LYNDE

9 Total in 30 Years

The ribbons in the photo above are what is shown on official Navy records

However I believe one ribbon is missing, the Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal, and I have added it to the photo below of ribbon awards. The Vietnam Campaign Medal is considered a foreign award by the U.S. government.

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I will also show the National Defense Service Medal

It is authorized only for the following time periods:

• June 27, 1950 to July 27, 1954 for service during the Korean War
• January 1, 1961 to August 14, 1974 for service during the Vietnam War
• August 2, 1990 to November 30, 1995 for service during the Gulf War

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 Dates of Awards

as found at Chief of Naval Operations official website for Navy awards website under the tab UNIT AWARDS

 48 Unit Awards Were Found

“Cited unit” is the overall organization submitted for a unit award. A cited unit can be a single ship or command, or it can be comprised of many “participating” units. For example, a battle group contains many ships, squadrons and other units. If an individual command shows as having received a unit award, with a different organization (such as a battle group) listed under “Cited Unit”, it was part of that larger organization that received a unit award.

If the recommended award column (Recmd Award) contains a dashed line, the award entry was likely made prior to March 2004, when the new awards database (NDAWS) was put on line. In these cases, we will not be able to identify the Recommended Award level.

If approved award block (Appr Award) is blank, award is still in process and has not had the final adjudication entered into the database.

Unit awards go through a rigorous approval process, and it is possible that the approved award level (Appr Award) may be different from the recommended award level (Recmd Award). The approved award level is the final adjudication of that award.

AWARDS