Aerial Achievement Medal
The Aerial Achievement Medal (AAM) is a decoration of the United States Air Force which was established in 1988. The decoration is intended to recognize the contributions of aircrew members who would, otherwise, not be qualified for the award of the Air Medal. Operators of Unmanned aerial vehicles may receive the award. One was given in 1997 for successfully flying a disabled UAV back to its base. According to a report based on Air Force statistics, from January 2009 to mid-2010 3497 medals were granted to operators, while 1408 more were given to pilots.
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Aerial Achievement Medal
The Aerial Achievement Medal (AAM) is a decoration of the United States Air Force which was established in 1988. The decoration is intended to recognize the contributions of aircrew members who would, otherwise, not be qualified for the award of the Air Medal. Operators of Unmanned aerial vehicles may receive the award. One was given in 1997 for successfully flying a disabled UAV back to its base. According to a report based on Air Force statistics, from January 2009 to mid-2010 3497 medals were granted to operators, while 1408 more were given to pilots.
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L'Aerial Achievement Medal est une décoration militaire des États-Unis d’Amérique.
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Medal za Osiągnięcie Lotnicze ...... zastępowanych odznaką srebrną.
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The Aerial Achievement Medal ( ...... 3) promotion points per award.
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Медаль за досягнення в повітрі ...... від імені міністерства ПС США.
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sustained meritorious achievement while participating in aerial flight
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US military and civilian personnel
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Secretary of the Air Force - Feb. 3, 1988
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Aerial Achievement Medal
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Currently awarded
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L'Aerial Achievement Medal est une décoration militaire des États-Unis d’Amérique.
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Medal za Osiągnięcie Lotnicze ...... torzy samolotów bezzałogowych.
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The Aerial Achievement Medal ( ...... 408 more were given to pilots.
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Медаль за досягнення в повітрі ...... участі в повітряному польоті.
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Aerial Achievement Medal
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Aerial Achievement Medal
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Medal za Osiągnięcie Lotnicze
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Медаль за досягнення в повітрі (США)
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Aerial Achievement Medal
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