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Mexican Border Defense Medal
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New shared medal established 13 August 2025; eligibility begins 20 January 2025. Replaces Southwest Border AFSM; only one border award, with exchange rules. CG-only/joint border operations have additional CG implementation language.
Service years and award dates
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| Dates | What the source says |
|---|---|
| Jan 20, 2025 – End not specified | Deployed qualifying border-support operations; defined AOE and 30 consecutive/nonconsecutive days. Source ↗ |
| Apr 7, 2018 – Jan 19, 2025 | CG prior Southwest Border AFSM recipients may elect exchange for MBDM; not general standalone retroactive entitlement. Source ↗ |
Research notes and remaining questions
- Prior-AFSM exchange period encoded from Coast Guard implementation; confirm applicable-service policy before applying exchange across branches.
Official award references
Consult the applicable service guidance for eligibility, precedence and authorized devices.
- CG ALCOAST 073/26 ↗Paragraphs 2–4,8–9
- Marine MARADMIN 233/26 ↗MBDM establishment and implementation
- DoD news: Establishment of MBDM ↗23 August 2025;13 August memorandum
- DoDM 1348.33 Volume 2 ↗Award-specific criteria; approved operations lists must also be consulted
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