Sturgis Turner - Turner's Awards and Decorations

Turner's Awards and Decorations

The list below contains all of Turner's known awards and decorations (current as of season 10). The names are given in order of precedence, according to SECNAVINST 1650.1F and the U.S. Navy Uniform Regulations (NAVPERS 1566.5G).

Bronze Star Meritorious Service Medal
Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal Navy Unit Commendation
Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation National Defense Service Medal Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
Humanitarian Service Medal Sea Service Deployment Ribbon Navy and Marine Corps Overseas Service Ribbon
  • Turner was awarded the Bronze Star for destroying a Russian submarine that was carrying a "dirty nuke" warhead that had been fired onto a battle group containing an American Aircraft Carrier in Season 7 Episode 24 (awarded Season 8 Episode 13). Due to receiving a combat decoration, he should have received the GWOTEM for combat service in the Arabian Sea in 2002. This error is overseen in the show.
JAG
Characters
  • Harmon Rabb
  • Sarah MacKenzie
  • Caitlin Pike
  • Bud Roberts
  • A. J. Chegwidden
  • Jennifer Coates
  • Harriet Sims
  • Sturgis Turner
  • Gordon Cresswell
  • Meg Austin
Episodes
  • Season 1
  • Season 2
  • Season 3
  • Season 4
  • Season 5
  • Season 6
  • Season 7
  • Season 8
  • Season 9
  • Season 10
Showrunner
  • Donald P. Bellisario
Other media
  • Home video releases
Related shows
  • First Monday (common character)
  • NCIS (Spin-off)
  • NCIS: Los Angeles (Spin-off of NCIS)

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