Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal - WW II Style SBBA~Double~11369DBR The employee's efforts must have

The employee's efforts must have greatly exceeded what is expected of their position

The largest issuing of the award came in 2001 following the terrorist attack on the Pentagon

Subsequent awards are denoted by gold award stars worn on the award ribbon

Closures: Button closures

1973 to include injuries received as a result of an international terrorist attack against the U

Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal - WW II Style SBBA~Double~11369DBR The employee's efforts must haveMarine Corps Good Conduct Medal WW II Style The Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal (MCGCM) is a decoration presented to recognize members who have completed three years of honorable service. Enlistment bars displaying the period of time for which the award was presented were used until 1953 when subsequent awards became denoted by Service Stars worn on the award medal.