United States: Public Health Service Foreign Service Award

The decoration fitted with 9mm crimp brooch that retain the original intricate long hinged pin & drop lock clasp fittings as issued. The reverse of the mounting brooch with government contractor hallmark 'CO GI'

The Public Health Service Foreign Duty Award is a decoration of the United States Public Health Service presented to members of the United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps. It recognizes service outside the United States and its territories

An officer qualifies for the award by meeting either of the following criteria:

1.) Completion of 30 or more consecutive days or 90 non-consecutive days on a foreign duty station ashore

Or,

2). Completion of 30 or more consecutive days on an assignment to a ship which operates in international waters and calls at foreign ports during the assignment period.

Scarce

Condition: EF

Code: 23687