California cadet ribbon slide on style awards.

IMA First Year Cadet Junior 3604 - The Junior Division Outstanding First Year Cadet Award (3604) will be awarded annually to cadets selected in accordance with CR 3-4, Individual Major Awards as the most outstanding junior division first year cadets in the state.
Decorations and awards will consist of the following components to recognize levels of accomplishment–
(1)State

(a)First Place Winner. Gold medal, gold star, and appropriate individual award.

(b)Second Place Winner. Silver medal, silver star, and appropriate individual award.

(c)Third Place Winner. Bronze medal, bronze star, and appropriate individual award.

(2)Brigade. First place winners will receive the ribbon (3604) with gold oak leafcluster.

(3)School/unit. First place winners will receive the ribbon(3604)withoutattachment.

An appropriate oak leaf attachment shall be awarded for subsequent awards, however only the highest single accoutrement may be worn, as referenced in para 1-4 of this regulation.

The First aid Certification Ribbon (3640) may be awarded to cadets who have earned certification in First Aid from the American Heart Association, American Red Cross, American Safety and Health Institute, National Safety Council, or the California Emergency Medical Services Authority after having completed a course of no less than 8 hours in duration. Only certifications earned from these two agencies will qualify for this award.

The State Service Ribbon (3009) may be awarded to all cadets who have satisfactorily served as a cadet for two (2) school semesters, or major portion thereof. Completion of summer school, for which credits are earned, may count as a semester.

Summer Trainning Ribbon 3005 California Cadet Corps individual ribbon awarded to cadets who successfully complete a summer training experience of not less than 125 hours in durations conducted by HQCACC

Awarded annually to the cadets who are members of a junior division 10 member rifle team, firing the three (3) highest team aggregate scores during the state marksmanship championships. XTC Competition 3108

The School Service Ribbon (3006) may be awarded throughout the school year to cadets who perform valuable service for the school and the community. Hours for this ribbon may not also be credited toward award of other ribbons (e.g. cadets may not count time on a flag detail for this ribbon and the Flag Detail ribbon). To be eligible for this award a cadet must complete a minimum of twenty (20) hours of duty and service performed must be outside of the regular cadet training program. An appropriate oak leaf attachmentshall be awarded for subsequentawards. The Meritorious Service Awardee of each cycle of the Challenge Youth Academies shall be eligible for this award.

The Superior Scholarship Ribbon (3100) may be presented at the end of each school semester to cadets achieving a "B" average (3.0 or above on a four point scale) or higher Grade Point Average (GPA) in all accredited classes.

Accoutrements may be awarded in recognition of various levels of GPA as follows–
(1)Semester GPA of 4.0 or higher. Gold star attachment.
(2)Semester GPA of 3.75-3.99. Silver star attachment.
(3)Semester GPA of 3.5-3.74. Bronze star attachment.

An appropriate oak leaf attachment shall be awarded for subsequent awards. Cadets who earn more than one accoutrement will wear the highest award only.

The Distinguished Academic Graduate of each cycle of the Challenge Youth Academies shall be eligible for this award with gold star attachment.

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