Medal for Humane Action PICK_PAIR_MIRRORED~6583 LTC-ES Stars representing participation in combat

Stars representing participation in combat jumps had been worn unofficially on parachute wings during and after World War II

These achievements are accomplished through distinction that sets them above and beyond the normal expectations of a professional airman

Service aiguillettes are fastened under the shoulder strap and go around the shoulder just under the armpit

military members eligible to received this award were generally under the direct command of a South Vietnam military unit

Medal for Humane Action PICK_PAIR_MIRRORED~6583 LTC-ES Stars representing participation in combatMedal for Humane Action The Medal for Humane Action (MHA) is a decoration presented by the United States Armed forces to recognize personnel who serviced extended duty in the Berlin Airlift between June 26, 1948 September 30, 1949. To be eligible, members must have performed at least 120 days of service within the boundaries of Berlin. No required period of service is required for a posthumous award made to a service member who lost their life while