South Carolina
South Carolina National Guard State Awards:
- South Carolina Palmetto Cross
- South Carolina Medal of Valor
- South Carolina Exceptional Service Medal
- South Carolina Extraordinary Achievement Medal
- South Carolina Meritorious Service Medal
- South Carolina Achievement Ribbon
- South Carolina State Service Ribbon
- South Carolina Retirement Medal
- South Carolina Palmetto Service Ribbon
- South Carolina National Guard Mobilization Support Award Ribbon
- South Carolina Recruiting and Retention Achievement Medal
- South Carolina Safety Service Ribbon
- South Carolina Counter-Drug Ribbon
- South Carolina Governor's Unit Citation
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