Special Operations Command Pacific Combat Service Identification Badge SBBA~Double~11019DBR United States Army Civil Affairs

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Marine recruits cannot exit Initial Recruit Training (or The Basic School for Officers) until a qualification of at least Marksman has been obtained

service members must have served at least 30 consecutive or 60 cumulative days within an authorized anti-terrorism campaign

and practice unconventional new and improved work methods and procedures that produce notable savings in manpower

Special Operations Command Pacific Combat Service Identification Badge SBBA~Double~11019DBR United States Army Civil AffairsUnited States Army Special Operations Command Pacific Combat Service Identification Badge Criteria: The Combat Service Identification Badge (CSIB) identifies a U. S. Soldier's unique combat service with a specific Army unit. The CSIB is authorized for immediate use on the new dress blue Army Service Uniforms (ASUs), dress green Class A, Army Service Uniform Class B, and the transitioning (old) blue uniform. The CSIB is not authorized for wear on the