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Coast Guard Presidential Unit Citation

Explore the Coast Guard Presidential Unit Citation ribbon, its official award references, and an oversized wall display concept.

Coast Guard Presidential Unit Citation — Base ribbon; Katrina hurricane device not shown

Base ribbon; Katrina hurricane device not shown. Image reference ↗ · Award chart ↗. Digital references guide the concept; they are not final production color or textile specifications.

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About this ribbon

10 January 1957 is Executive Order 10694 authority. The new Coast Guard-specific ribbon was designed for the 25 May 2006 presentation recognizing Hurricane Katrina and future CG PUCs; hurricane device denotes this award episode.

Catalog associations: Coast Guard. Current award reference. Branch associations are browsing guidance; other service awards may also appear in a veteran’s record.

Service years and award dates

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Listed service periods and date rules
DatesWhat the source says
Aug 29, 2005 – Sep 13, 2005Coast Guard-wide Hurricane Katrina award. This is a verified cited episode, not a permanent restriction on future PUCs. Source ↗

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Official award references

Consult the applicable service guidance for eligibility, precedence and authorized devices.

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