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Valor Award (Gold) - Voluntary act of bravery and self sacrifice involving conspicuous risk of life beyond call of duty.
Valor Award (Silver) - Voluntary act of heroism that does not involve risk of life.
Cadet Humanitarian Award - Humanitarian act above and beyond the call of duty. Not to be used to recognize community service.
National Awards
Air Force Association Award (AS-III)- Excel in position of responsibility. Exhibit positive attitude; exemplary personal appearance, personal attributes, and courtesy; and show growth potential. Be an outstanding cadet and in upper 5% of AS-III. Be in upper 10% of high school class. Be recommended by the SASI for the Outstanding Cadet Ribbon.
Daedalian Award (AS-III)- Be patriotic and want to serve our country. Show leadership potential and a desire to serve in the military. Be in the upper 10% of AS-III. Be in upper 20% of high school class.
American Legion Scholastic Award (AS-III,IV)- Be in upper 10% of high school class. Be in upper 25% of AS-III,IV. Demonstrate leadership qualities and participate in student activities.
American Legion General Military Excellence Award (AS-III,IV)- Be in upper 25% of AS-III,IV. Demonstrate outstanding leadership, discipline, character, and citizenship.
Daughters of the American Revolution Award (AS-IV)- Be in the upper 25% of
AS-IV and high school class. Be dependable with good character, disciplined, a strong leader, and committed to the patriotic understanding of the importance of AFJROTC training.
American Veterans Award-Possess positive attitude, outstanding personal appearance and personal character, and officer potential. Grade of "A" in AFJROTC and academics in good standing in all classes at time of selection and presentation.
Reserve Officers Association Award- Have a positive attitude, outstanding personal appearance, character, courtesy, growth potential, and strong ethics. Be in Upper 10%.
Military Order of the World Wars (AS-I,II,III)- Excel in all academics and military training. Actively participate in AFJROTC extracurricular activities. Want to continue in AFJROTC.
Retired Officers Association Award (AS-III)- Be a Junior academically in good standing. Exhibit high morals and loyalty to the unit, school and country. Demonstrate exceptional military leadership potential.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Award (AS-III,IV)- Show positive attitude towards AFJROTC. Have outstanding military bearing and conduct. Have strong positive character. Be patriotic with leadership potential. Have at least a "B" in AFJROTC and at least a "C" in all other classes. Be active in student activities.
National Sojourners Award (AS-II,III)- Be in upper 25% of high school class. Encourage and demonstrate ideals of Americanism. Demonstrate potential for outstanding leadership. Not received previously.
Sons of the American Revolution Award (AS-III)- Show high degree of leadership potential, military bearing, and excellence in AFJROTC. Top 10% of AS-III. Top 25% of high school class.
Scottish Rite, Southern Jurisdiction (AS-III)- High degree of leadership, military bearing, self discipline, good character and all around excellence. Top 25% of high school class.
Military order of the Purple Heart Award (AS-III or IV)- Show positive attitude towards country and AFJROTC. Outstanding performer in corps leadership position. Be active in the school and community affairs. Have at least a "B" average in all subjects.
Air Force Sergeants Association (AS-III,IV)- Be in Top 25% of AS-III or IV. Show outstanding military leadership, discipline, character, and citizenship.
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Award- High degree of patriotism and have demonstrated a high degree of academic excellence and leadership ability.
Tuskegee Airmen Incorporated Award (AS-I,II,III) (2 Cadets)- Attain a grade of "B" or better in AFJROTC. Be in academic good standing. Actively participate in cadet corps activities. Participate in at least 50% of all unite service projects.
AFJROTC Awards
Outstanding Cadet Award (AS-I,II,III,IV) (One Cadet Each)- Show high morals and outstanding military potential. Demonstrate positive personal character. Attain academic and military excellence.
Leadership Award (5% of Cadets)- Assigned to and excel in a leadership position. Exhibit outstanding performance.
Achievement Award (5% of Cadets)- Accomplish significant documented achievement (community/school service, ROTC scholarship, Academy appointment, contest winner, athletic achievement, Valedictorian/Salutatorian, first place in AFJROTC fundraising.)
Superior Performance Award (10% of Cadets)- Render outstanding achievement or meritorious service in behalf of AFJROTC for a single or sustained act of a superior nature (National Merit Finalist, yearbook editor, top three cadets in PT tests, second and third place cadets in AFJROTC fundraising, outstanding performer in community sanctioned activity).
Distinguished Unit Award- Indicates unit ranked in the top 20% of the AFJROTC units worldwide.
Aerospace & Technology Honors Camp Ribbon- Successful attendance of Aerospace & Technology Honors Camp.
Top Performer Award (2% of Cadets)- SASI nominates to Area Administrator prior to Staff Assistance Visit (SAV). Leadership and job performance in primary duty and specifically in preparation for the SAV. Leadership qualities: involvement and positions held in extracurricular activities. Academic performance: nominee must be in good academic standing in all high school course work. Significant self improvement. Community involvement.
Academic Award- Achieve at least overall "B" grade point average with "A" in AFJROTC for the year enrolled.
Outstanding Flight Award- Member in good standing of the outstanding flight during the semester.
Leadership School Award- Leadership school graduate. Awarded only once. Add "H" device for completion of Air Force Honors Camp. Add Silver Star for outstanding performance at COLS, limited to 10% of COLS class.
Drill Competition Award- Place in Air Force or Joint drill meet.
Orienteering Competition Award- Awarded to team members for "placing" in an orienteering meet.
Co-curricular Activities Leadership Award- Demonstrate exceptional leadership for AFJROTC curricular activity (military ball, newspaper editor, drill team commander, color guard team, orientation program coordinator, etc.).
Drill Team Ribbon- Participate in at least 75% of all scheduled drill team practices and events. Must be recommended by Drill Team Commander.
Color Guard Ribbon- Participate in at least five scheduled color guard events. Must be recommended by Color Guard Commander.
Sabre Team Ribbon- Awarded for distinguished participation in at least 75% of all scheduled sabre team events.
Service Ribbon- Distinctive performance in a minimum of 15 hours and/or four school, community, or AFJROTC service projects each school year. Includes AFJROTC fund raising and parades.
Physical Fitness Ribbon- Successfully pass the physical fitness test.
Recruiting Ribbon- Serve as a member of a Cadet Recruiting team.
Activities Ribbon- Participate in formally scheduled co-curricular activities.
Attendance Ribbon- No more than four absences in a semester while actively enrolled in AFJROTC.
Good Conduct Ribbon- No adverse discipline reports or suspensions.
Dress and Appearance Ribbon- Wear uniform on all designated uniform days, conform to all AFJROTC dress and appearance standards.
Longevity Ribbon- Successfully complete AFJROTC course requirements.
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