Air Force Aerial Achievement Anodized Medal SBBA~Double~83826 Enlisted and Warrant personnel who

Enlisted and Warrant personnel who serve in the temporary position of flight surgeon during certain in-flight missions are not eligible for the decoration

Army by the Secretary of the Army for providing extraordinary service

it was also first introduced as a means to recognize the contributions of enlisted personnel and junior officers who were not qualified to receive the higher Commendation Medal or the Meritorious Service Medal

This act generally involves great personal danger

Air Force Aerial Achievement Anodized Medal SBBA~Double~83826 Enlisted and Warrant personnel whoAir Force Aerial Achievement Anodized Medal Criteria: The U. S. Air Force created the Air Force Aerial Achievement Medal (AFAAM) in 1988. The medal is given to personnel to acknowledge their contributions as part of the aircrew. These personnel members are not qualified for the Air Medal. The AFAAM is presented in the name of the Secretary of the Air Force to members of the U. S. Military or civilian personnel who distinguish themselves by sustained