Oak Leaf Cluster - Examples of Oak Leaf Clusters On A Service Ribbon

Examples of Oak Leaf Clusters On A Service Ribbon

Army Commendation Medal - the sequence of bronze and silver oak leaf clusters for the first through twentieth awards:

First award
Second award
Third award
Fourth award
Fifth award
Sixth award
Seventh award
Eighth award
Ninth award
Tenth award
Eleventh award
Twelfth award
Thirteenth award
Fourteenth award
Fifteenth award
Sixteenth award
Seventeenth award
Eighteenth award
Nineteenth award
Twentieth award

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