Formal Wording on Recognition Certificates
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AWARDS
National Training Department
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
The Role of Awards
Types of Awards
Recognizing Achievement and
Accomplishment
Formal and Informal Recognition
Letter of Commendation and Team
Commendation
Other Flotilla Awards
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THE ROLE OF AWARDS
Recognize outstanding achievement
Boost morale
Motivate the members (recipient and
others)
“It’s our only paycheck”
Formal acknowledgement of service by the
Coast Guard and Coast Guard Auxiliary
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RECOMMENDING AWARDS
Any Member can recommend another
Member for an award (Auxiliary Manual).
Elected Officers have a responsibility to
identify and recognize members in their
units who merit recognition.
Staff Officers responsible for identifying
and recognizing members in their staff area
who merit recognition.
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TIMING OF AWARDS
As soon as possible after the activity being
recognized.
Changes of watch.
DTrain.
When you can get the most recognition for
the member.
Arrange for spouse and family to be there
Surprise
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ACTIONS WORTHY
OF AN AWARD
An action that results in tangible and/or
quantifiable benefits to the Coast Guard and
Coast Guard Auxiliary.
Improved efficiencies of service or effort
Higher readiness of resources
Improved capabilities
Public outreach
An extended term (minimum 5 years) of
dependable/solid service in the same capacity.
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TYPES OF AWARDS
Service Awards
Program Ribbons
Unit Awards
Unit Commendation
Meritorious Unit Commendation
Flotilla Meritorious Achievement Medal
Team Awards
Personal Awards
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PERSONAL AWARDS
Auxiliary Commandant Letter of
Commendation (ACLOC)
Auxiliary Achievement Medal (AAM)
Auxiliary Commendation Medal (ACM)
Medal of Operational Merit (MOM)
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DISTRICT AWARDS
Meritorious Service Medal (MSM)
Humanitarian Service
Plaque of Merit
Legion of Merit
Distinguished Service Award
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ACLOC
Members serving in any capacity with the
Coast Guard or Auxiliary
Act of service resulting in unusual and/or
outstanding achievement
Lesser than that required for the Auxiliary
Achievement Medal.
Service/performance for a special event or
project.
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AAM
Sustained professional and/or leadership
achievements over a period of time
Outstanding achievement or service worthy
of special recognition
Outstanding level of performance and/or
achievement
Administration or operations.
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ACM
Outstanding achievement
Administrative services
Accomplished in a manner which is much
better than could normally be expected
from an Auxiliarist of like capability and
experience.
NOT for just doing a routine or difficult job
well
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MOM
Outstanding achievement or service of an
operational nature
Direct, hands on, underway, surface or airborne
aviation mission activity) worthy of special
recognition.
Outstanding operational performance, skill,
assist, rescue or other meritorious operational
service
May recognize cumulative series of operational
services
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MSM
Exceptional meritorious service
Outstanding and meritorious service
Meritorious performance of duty enhanced
Auxiliary goals
Performance much higher than that normally
expected
Significant positive effect on the ability of the
Coast Guard and/or the Auxiliary to complete its
missions and goals.
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HUMANITARIAN SERVICE
Meritorious, direct, non-routine participation
Significant act or operation of a
humanitarian nature.
Physically present at the designated
location
Directly contributed and influenced the
action.
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PLAQUE OF MERIT
Heroism in the face of grave personal risk
Clearly stands out as above normal
expectations
Extreme skill
Assist or rescue
Risk to the Auxiliarist’s life
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RECOGNIZING ACHIEVEMENT
AND ACCOMPLISHMENT
Formal Recognition (ribbon awards)
AuxMan: Chapter 11, Sections A-G
Informal Recognition (all other awards)
Auxiliary Manual: Chapter 11, Section H
See Auxiliary Awards
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FORMAL RECOGNITION
Auxiliary Achievement Medal Citation
(AAM)
Auxiliary Commandant’s Letter of
Commendation (ACLOC)
Coast Guard Award recommendation
(CG1650 - ANSC 7002 Form)
Please see: U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
Awards Primer
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INFORMAL RECOGNITION
Certificates
Public recognition
Article in flotilla, division, district
newsletter
Specific award created by the flotilla
Please see: U.S. Coast Guard
Auxiliary Awards Primer
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PREPARING THE AWARD
A summary of action or service
Determine the type of award
Write the draft
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JUSTIFICATION AND
SUMMARY OF ACTION
Define the Action
Explain the reason for the Action
Describe the challenges met
Summarize results and impacts of
the Action
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DETERMINING THE
TYPE OF AWARD
In general, the higher the impact – the
higher the award.
Review Chapter 11 of the Auxiliary
Manual to determine appropriate
award.
Please see: U.S. Coast Guard
Auxiliary Awards Primer
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WRITING THE AWARD
Use the suggested standard opening and
closing wording shown in future slides
Use the sentences developed in step 1 for
the body
Pick 3 to 5 critical items
Use key words appropriate to award
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THE CITATION
Create sentences that begin with descriptions on
how the person used his/her skills.
Example: “Displaying superb leadership and
attention to detail,…
Middle of the sentence describes the person’s
actions.
Example: “…Mr. Jones oversaw the
scheduling and execution of weekly operation
training classes…
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THE CITATION
End of the sentence includes a descriptive
result.
Example: “…that resulted in the
qualification of 3 new coxswains and 5
new crew members.
Incorporate any adversity / challenges that
were overcome.
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SUGGESTIONS
Recommended words and phrases. After the
standard opening, each sentence should
start with an action word like these:
Displaying
Exhibiting
Demonstrating
Showing
Using
Making
Through
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SUGGESTIONS
The next words should be an adjective-noun combination
such as:
superior leadership, he/she …
exceptional competence and professionalism, he/she …
expert technical skills, he/she …
highest degree of proficiency, he/she …
accomplished organizational abilities, he/she …
finely honed ...
keen insight …
or singly powerful words like:
courageous
distinguished
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SUBMISSION
Complete a Summary of Action and
CG1650 - ANSC 7002 Form
Include any testimonials or
supporting documentation
Draft citation
Send complete package to the
District Award Committee
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LETTER OF
COMMENDATION
Standard Opening and Closings
Opening: I note with pride and am pleased to
commend you for your performance of duty while
(ROLE) from (TO-DATE / FROM DATE).
Middle: Action Items
Closing: You are commended for your
outstanding performance of duty. By your
meritorious service you have upheld the highest
traditions of the United States Coast Guard and
United States Coast Guard Auxiliary
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TEAM COMMENDATION
Standard Opening and Closings
Opening: For meritorious service from (BEGIN DATE
– END DATE) while serving on the (TEAM NAME)
Team.
Middle: During this period…Action Items
Closing: The dedication, pride, and professionalism
displayed by the team reflect credit upon themselves,
their team, the United States Coast Guard, and the
United States Coast Guard Auxiliary.
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OTHER FLOTILLA
AWARDS
Auxiliary Service Awards: Sustained
Service
Auxiliary Member Service Award
Certificate of Appreciation
Awards for Non-Auxiliarists
Honorary Membership
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Resources
Auxiliary Manual
Award Procedures
U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Awards Primer
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Click on the box to access the USCGAUX AUXWeb
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