SECNAVINST 1650.1J, DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY MILITARY AWARDS POLIC
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1. Which publication provides guidance and regulations SECNAVINST 1650.1H
concerning awards available for recognizing individu-
als and units in the Naval Service? (P 1-1)
2. Which publication provides guidance for Defense and DOD 1348.33-M
Joint Awards? (P1-1)
3. All department of the navy (DON) recommendations SECNAV
for the establishment of a new award must be ad-
dressed via the chain of command to whom and con-
tain full justification for the new award, proposed cri-
teria, and eligible personnel? (P1-1)
4. What is the highest level of classification that may Secret
be processed for Marine Corps, CMC-level classified
awards? (1-3)
5. Are naval reserve officer training corps (NROTC) mid- No
shipmen eligible for awards for which they may qual-
ify when they are full-time student? (P 1-4)
6. Naval personnel permanently assigned to other ser- Meritorious Service Medal
vice commands may accept, retain, and wear person-
al non-combat awards, which medal and below, ten-
dered by the other service? (1-4)
7. Naval personnel temporarily assigned to other service 6
commands. for the purpose of other service combat
awards, a temporary assignment is generally consid-
ered how many or more months? (1-4)
8. Which year did the department of transportation es- 1953
tablish its own awards program? (1-6)
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9. Who is the sole approval authority for naval deco- SECNAV
rations to members of the U.S. public health service
(USPHS)? (1-6)
10. What publication contains marine corps guidance re- MCO 12451.2C
garding civilian awards? (P 1-7)
11. What prohibits, and imposes a suitable penalty for the 18 U.S.C. 704
unauthorized wear, manufacture, or sale of any dec-
oration, medal, or ribbon which has been or may be
authorized by the Armed Forces of the United States,
except under regulations made under law? (P 1-8)
12. Silver stars are worn in lieu of multiples of how many 5
gold stars? (1-8)
13. Silver "E" (3/16 inch) is authorized for wear on the Navy 4
"E" ribbon for the first, second, and third awards. One
wreathed "E" centered on the ribbon bar is authorized
for how many or more awards? (1-9)
14. What is authorized for wear on the ribbon bar of the Silver "E" (1/4 inch block
Navy Expert Rifleman and Expert Pistol Shot Medals? letter)
(1-9)
15. What is authorized to wear on the navy rifle and pistol Bronze "S" (1/4 inch block
marksmanship ribbon bars for personnel who qualify letter)
as sharpshooters? (1-9)
16. What is the combat distinguishing device, which may Bronze "V"
only be worn if specifically, authorizes in the award
citation? (1-9)
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17. Which year was the "V" authorized for wear on the 1991
Legion of Merit, Distinguished Flying Cross, bronze
star medal, air medal (individual award), navy and
marines corps commendation medal, and navy and
marine corps achievement medal? (1-9)
18. How many sizes and colors is the oak-leaf cluster is- 2
sued in? (1-10)
19. For navy personnel pertinent award information from Weekly
the OPNAV 1650/3 is entered into the Navy Depart-
ment Awards Service (NDAWS) database, and trans-
ferred on which basis into the Navy Personnel Com-
mand (NPC) Master Awards File? (1-10)
20. In most instances, only personnel awards, which Navy and Marine Corps
medals and above, are recorded in Navy Department Achievement Medal
Awards Web Service (NDAWS)? (1-11)
21. Medals and ribbons for official display may be pro- 1
cured from Service sources or authorized commercial
vendors for an attractive, dignified, and secure dis-
play. The medal of honor is strictly controlled; upon
approval by CNO or CMC, how many sets may be
furnished, on a no-cost basis, which will be engraved
with the words "FOR DISPLAY ONLY"? (1-12)
22. Which law established lapel buttons to provide an Public law 80-306
appropriate identification for next of kin of members
of the armed forces of the United States who lost their
lives while in active military service? (1-13)
23. 1919
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1. Which publication provides guidance and regulations SECNAVINST 1650.1H
concerning awards available for recognizing individu-
als and units in the Naval Service? (P 1-1)
2. Which publication provides guidance for Defense and DOD 1348.33-M
Joint Awards? (P1-1)
3. All department of the navy (DON) recommendations SECNAV
for the establishment of a new award must be ad-
dressed via the chain of command to whom and con-
tain full justification for the new award, proposed cri-
teria, and eligible personnel? (P1-1)
4. What is the highest level of classification that may Secret
be processed for Marine Corps, CMC-level classified
awards? (1-3)
5. Are naval reserve officer training corps (NROTC) mid- No
shipmen eligible for awards for which they may qual-
ify when they are full-time student? (P 1-4)
6. Naval personnel permanently assigned to other ser- Meritorious Service Medal
vice commands may accept, retain, and wear person-
al non-combat awards, which medal and below, ten-
dered by the other service? (1-4)
7. Naval personnel temporarily assigned to other service 6
commands. for the purpose of other service combat
awards, a temporary assignment is generally consid-
ered how many or more months? (1-4)
8. Which year did the department of transportation es- 1953
tablish its own awards program? (1-6)
, SECNAVINST 1650.1J, DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY MILITARY AWARDS POLIC
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9. Who is the sole approval authority for naval deco- SECNAV
rations to members of the U.S. public health service
(USPHS)? (1-6)
10. What publication contains marine corps guidance re- MCO 12451.2C
garding civilian awards? (P 1-7)
11. What prohibits, and imposes a suitable penalty for the 18 U.S.C. 704
unauthorized wear, manufacture, or sale of any dec-
oration, medal, or ribbon which has been or may be
authorized by the Armed Forces of the United States,
except under regulations made under law? (P 1-8)
12. Silver stars are worn in lieu of multiples of how many 5
gold stars? (1-8)
13. Silver "E" (3/16 inch) is authorized for wear on the Navy 4
"E" ribbon for the first, second, and third awards. One
wreathed "E" centered on the ribbon bar is authorized
for how many or more awards? (1-9)
14. What is authorized for wear on the ribbon bar of the Silver "E" (1/4 inch block
Navy Expert Rifleman and Expert Pistol Shot Medals? letter)
(1-9)
15. What is authorized to wear on the navy rifle and pistol Bronze "S" (1/4 inch block
marksmanship ribbon bars for personnel who qualify letter)
as sharpshooters? (1-9)
16. What is the combat distinguishing device, which may Bronze "V"
only be worn if specifically, authorizes in the award
citation? (1-9)
, SECNAVINST 1650.1J, DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY MILITARY AWARDS POLIC
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17. Which year was the "V" authorized for wear on the 1991
Legion of Merit, Distinguished Flying Cross, bronze
star medal, air medal (individual award), navy and
marines corps commendation medal, and navy and
marine corps achievement medal? (1-9)
18. How many sizes and colors is the oak-leaf cluster is- 2
sued in? (1-10)
19. For navy personnel pertinent award information from Weekly
the OPNAV 1650/3 is entered into the Navy Depart-
ment Awards Service (NDAWS) database, and trans-
ferred on which basis into the Navy Personnel Com-
mand (NPC) Master Awards File? (1-10)
20. In most instances, only personnel awards, which Navy and Marine Corps
medals and above, are recorded in Navy Department Achievement Medal
Awards Web Service (NDAWS)? (1-11)
21. Medals and ribbons for official display may be pro- 1
cured from Service sources or authorized commercial
vendors for an attractive, dignified, and secure dis-
play. The medal of honor is strictly controlled; upon
approval by CNO or CMC, how many sets may be
furnished, on a no-cost basis, which will be engraved
with the words "FOR DISPLAY ONLY"? (1-12)
22. Which law established lapel buttons to provide an Public law 80-306
appropriate identification for next of kin of members
of the armed forces of the United States who lost their
lives while in active military service? (1-13)
23. 1919
