1st Special Service Force, August 1942 to December 1944.ī. The SF Tab may be awarded prior to 1955 for at least 120 consecutive days in one of the following organizations:Ī. Served with a Special Forces unit during wartime and were either unable to or not required to attend a formal program of instruction but were awarded SQI “S”, “3″, or “5G” by competent authority.Ģ. The SF Tab may be awarded retroactively to all personnel who performed the following wartime service.ġ. Bragg reviews historical documents and documents provided by applicants to determines if personnel are eligible for awarding of the SF Tab based on AR 600-8-22 which states: The Special Forces Proponency office at Ft. The SFA can assist potential applicants in submitting for the awarding of a Special Forces Tab which will prove eligibility. In some rare instances from the Vietnam era, proof of qualification may be difficult to obtain.
Simply being assigned to a Special Forces coded position does not denote SF qualification. More than one document substantiating qualification is recommended. Form 20, ERB, or ORB demonstrating assignment history is recommended for Decade member applicants. Examples of documents include the DD-214, Graduation Certificate from SFQC/SFOC, orders assigning a SF MOS, and SF Tab orders. Applications received without documentation will be returned as incomplete.įor Decade and General Members: Supporting documents must accompany all applications submitted which provide undeniable proof of Special Forces qualification. The documentation provided should leave no doubt as to the applicant’s eligibility to avoid delays in processing. Bid quickly so that you can add this difficult to obtain medal for your own collection.Applicants for membership in the Special Forces Association must provide supporting documentation to prove eligibility. I have gone thru several storage boxes and this is I believe the last one I have. My collection can be seen at: /photopost/member.php?uid=866&protype=1 If there is something that I have in my collection that you wish to have, send me a message and I will see if I have an extra that I can put up for auction.This is an uncommon award and is highly desired by JROTC and ROTC Cadets to be able to recieve it. I have an extensive collection of ROTC & JROTC Awards and I am selling some items that I have duplicates.
The cadet selected to receive this very prestigious award is selected by the ROTC/JROTC Staff Instructor(s) in accordance with the established criteria listed above. The medal set is NOT intended for any other purpose. The award consists of a SFA approved medallion, drape, ribbon bar and certificate.
Army Special Forces The cadet must be an American Citizen It is expected that the cadet will, in fact, be the “Distinguished Military Science Cadet” of their school's program. The selection criteria to receive this award is: The cadet has achieved a high level of overall Scholastic Excellence in their school The cadet has demonstrated a high level of Military Proficiency The cadet must know and keep the Traditions and Ideals of the U.S. The award is not limited to Army ROTC/JROTC cadets, but cadets in Air Force, Navy and Marine programs as well. This is an "Award of Excellence" made available to recognize the "Distinguished Military Science Cadet" of any given ROTC/JROTC Unit. The program is designed to recognize outstanding cadets in the junior (JROTC) and senior (ROTC) programs in as many high schools or colleges in the vicinity of a SFA Chapter and/or a member of the SFA around the nation as possible. It consists of the medal and the ribbon bar as shown in the picture, it does not include the certificate.The following is SFA's history and criteria for this award: The Special Forces Association (SFA) ROTC Award is an awards program developed jointly by the Special Forces Association and the U.S. This is a new United States Army Special Forces Association (SFA) ROTC & JROTC Award.
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