Korean Service Medal Ribbon
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- Official U.S. Korean Service Medal Ribbon awarded for service during the Korean War
- Recognizes honorable active-duty military service in designated operations between 1950 and 1954
- Manufactured to U.S. Army specifications for accurate, regulation-compliant uniform wear
- Durable construction with authentic color pattern and high-quality stitching
- Approved for wear on Army dress and service uniforms, reflecting recognized combat or support operations
- Perfect for completing a full, regulation Army awards set honoring Korean War service
The Korean Service Medal Ribbon honors U.S. Army soldiers who served with distinction during operations in Korea. Awarded for active-duty participation in designated campaigns between 1950 and 1954, this ribbon reflects courage, commitment, and operational excellence during a critical period in American military history.
Designed for regulation-compliant wear and built for durability, the Korean Service Medal Ribbon is an essential part of any Army soldier’s awards set. Whether worn on the Army Service Uniform or displayed in a personal collection, it symbolizes a soldier’s dedication to duty and service under challenging conditions.
The Korean Service Medal (KSM) is a decoration presented by the United States Armed Forces to individuals who served in the Korean War between June 27, 1950 - July 27, 1954. There are 13 campaigns of the Korean War that are recognized by the United States Department of Defense and each one a member participated in is denoted by a service star on the medal. An Arrowhead Device is authorized to be worn on the service medal by Army personnel who participated in the water landing at Inchon or air attacks on Sukch'on-Such'on and Musan.