Guam National Guard Combat Service Identification Badge SBBA~Pair~85984~85984|2 Upon implementation in September 2010

Upon implementation in September 2010

This award can be approved by any commander at the major Army command level or higher after the Secretary of Defense designates an operation or act to be of Humanitarian nature

According to Army regulations

also called the "Wandering 11th"

NATO Non-Article 5 Anodized Medal for the Balkans

Guam National Guard Combat Service Identification Badge SBBA~Pair~85984~85984|2 Upon implementation in September 2010Guam National Guard Combat Service Identification Badge This is the combat service identification badge (CSIB) for the Guam National Guard. The design of the patch is based on the coat of arms of Guam. It shows the land, sea, and sky, with an ancient flying proa (canoe) approaching the beach near the mouth of the Agana River. And there is a palm tree in the foreground. The shape of the patch is that of the stones the ancient Chamorros used to sling