www.resources.seacadets.org CHAPTER FOUR NSCC RIBBON AWARDS ♦ SECTION I: Authority The Board of Directors established the NSCC/NLCC ribbon award program.

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CHAPTER FOUR NSCC RIBBON AWARDS ♦ SECTION I: Authority The Board of Directors established the NSCC/NLCC ribbon award program in The program was extended to the officers' corps in 1977 and to instructors in Home > Awards > NSCC/NLCC Awards Manual > Chapter Four

♦ SECTION II: Policy Ribbon awards were established as a means to recognize meritorious performance, to provide incentive for greater effort, and to enhance morale. Commanding Officers must ensure that each award made or recommended to the proper approval authority meets established criteria. Two ribbon awards cannot be earned for the same event, events, or same time period. Moreover, a junior ribbon earned cannot be cited as justification for a more senior ribbon.

♦ SECTION III: Eligibility Only those NSCC officers, midshipmen, instructors, and cadets who are currently enrolled in either a NSCC or NLCC unit, or who are assigned to a regional staff or assigned to a training contingent are eligible to receive ribbon awards. Personnel in retired status who perform escort evolutions are eligible for awards associated with duty performed. Midshipmen are considered to be officers for ribbon award purposes. Instructors are eligible to receive officer ribbon awards. Presentation of awards to individuals who have left the NSCC/NLCC programs is not authorized.

♦ SECTION IV: Ribbon Awards and Criteria (Ribbons listed below that are designated NSCC or NLCC may only be awarded specifically to members of those respective programs. Ribbons that are not designated NSCC or NLCC may be awarded to members of both programs as indicated by the awarding organization) Definitions of awards follow……..

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