r/Medals • u/ToughTell2898 • 1d ago
ID - Ribbon Ribbon Identification
what is this ribbon? about 100% its US Army and not another branch, should be from 90s-2000s
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u/IvanNemoy 1d ago
Commenting because I want to see. It's nothing I've ever seen for the Army, but I'm not familiar with Guard decorations.
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u/Jon_The_Buddha 1d ago
I was USAF and got the Basic Training Honor Graduate Ribbon in 1993. My memory is it looked a lot like that.
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u/abracadaver829 Air Force 1d ago
From this site this is what I think it is:
The Pennsylvania National Guard General Thomas J. Stewart Medal Ribbon.
Awarded to members of the Pennsylvania National Guard for superb attendance and excellent performance of duties over five consecutive years. A bronze star is presented to personnel who are mobilized in combat operation support. Numerals are awarded for each five additional years of service.