The Army Reserve Components Achievement Medal is a Good Conduct Medal that is issued to a member of the United States Army Reserve. The Army Reserve Components Achievement Medal originally required that a reservist complete four (4) years of honorable service as an active member of a reserve unit. However, in 1995, that requirement was lowered to three (3) years of qualified service. This change was not retroactive. Additional awards of this medal are represented by a bronze oak leaf cluster.
If a soldier begins service full time, the soldier becomes ineligible for the award and instead becomes eligible for the Army Good Conduct medal. The medal may be awarded to all enlisted soldiers, warrant and commissioned officers up to and including the grade of Colonel.
• Regulation size service ribbon
• Official Military Issue
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• Ribbon holders sold separately