CMP and The Military Services
The U.S. armed forces are authorized to wear marksmanship competition badges, in accordance with each service's regulations, which are awarded by the CMP at sponsored competitions. The following is a list of currently authorized CMP awarded badges:
- U.S. Distinguished International Shooter Badge
- Distinguished Rifleman Badge
- Army, Air Force, and U.S. Civilian
- Distinguished Marksman Badge
- Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard
- Distinguished Pistol Shot Badge
- Army Excellence In Rifle Competition Badge (Silver or Bronze)
- Army Excellence In Pistol Competition Badge (Silver or Bronze)
- Air Force Excellence In Rifle Competition Badge (Silver with Wreath, Bronze with Wreath, or Bronze)
- Air Force Excellence In Pistol Competition Badge (Silver with Wreath, Bronze with Wreath, or Bronze)
- Navy Excellence-in-Competition Rifle Badge (Gold, Silver, or Bronze)
- National, Interservice, Navy, and Fleet
- Navy Excellence-in-Competition Pistol Badge (Gold, Silver, or Bronze)
- National, Interservice, Navy, and Fleet
- Marine Corps Rifle Competition Badge (Gold, Silver, or Bronze)
- National, Interservice, Marine Corps, and Division
- Marine Corps Pistol Competition Badge (Gold, Silver, or Bronze)
- National, Interservice, Marine Corps, and Division
- Coast Guard Rifleman Excellence-in-Competition Badge
- National (Gold, Silver, or Bronze) and Coast Guard (Silver or Bronze)
- Coast Guard Pistol Shot Excellence in Competition Badge
- National (Gold, Silver, or Bronze) and Coast Guard (Silver or Bronze)
- Presidents Hundred Tab/Brassard
- Army, Navy, and Coast Guard
Read more about this topic: Civilian Marksmanship Program
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