Polish campaign stars
Polish campaign stars were established on 14 June 2007 to recognize military and civilian participants of overseas missions since 2002. Polish personnel must have been present for at least one day. Foreigners may be presented with a campaign star for collaborating with Polish forces during the mission.
Polish campaign stars
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- Polish Campaign Stars
- Period
- 2007
- Region
- Poland
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Polish campaign stars were established on 14 June 2007 to recognize military and civilian participants of overseas missions since 2002. Polish personnel must have been present for at least one day. Foreigners may be presented with a campaign star for collaborating with Polish forces during the mission.
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Key facts
• Name — Polish Campaign Stars • Presenter — the President of Poland • Type — Campaign medal • Eligibility — Polish military and civilian personnel, as well as foreigners serving in support of Polish Forces • Awarded For — Overseas service with Polish forces • Status — Currently awarded • Established — 14 June 2007 (as general) • Higher — Medal for Long Marital Life • Lower — Other crosses and awards in the order they were received.
Appearance
Appearance
The medal is 44 mm across in a bronze patina in the shape of a four pointed star. Behind the star are two crossed swords, blades pointing upward. The raised monogram of the letters "RP" is found in the top arm of the star. In the middle of the star is the name of a country or a geographical area for operations. On the lower arm and between the upper arms are stylized laurel leaves. The reverse contains the two-line inscription "PACI SERVIO" (Service to peace) in the center of the star, with a place below for engraving dates of service. The award is suspended on the ribbon in the color defined for each individual star, in a width of 35 mm, with a red stripe width of 4 mm through the center, which has white stripes on the sides of a width of 2 mm and symmetrically arranged along the edges of connected strips or stripes in the colors of the flag state or area. Clasps may be awarded for a specific military operation or for repeated deployments. Clasps are horizontal bars 38 mm wide and 5 mm tall. They are in a dull, brown patina, with polished edges, a polished Arabic numeral, or the name of a specific military operation. Ribbon bars are identical to the ribbon suspending the star. Polish Campaign Stars: • Ribbon — Campaign — Established — Notes • — Afghanistan Star — 31 July 2007 • — Iraq Star — 31 July 2007 • — Chad Star — 12 February 2010 • — Congo Star — 12 February 2010 • — Mediterranean Sea Star — 12 February 2010 • — Air Crew Star — 4 May 2012
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2007
Polish campaign stars first recorded.
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