Posted on Dec 5, 2013
SFC Thomas Hrabe
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From an email I received:

 

when he retired he didn’t push hard enough to
get his master wings and is now rethinking the idea of being authorized to
have.

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Yes he can get this badge added to his record.

AR 600-8-22

8-54. Rules for processing award of Army badges a. There are no statutory or regulatory time limits pertaining to award of badges.

i. Approval authority for retroactive award of badges for Army retirees, Army veterans and posthumous awards to the primary next-of-kin of the above personnel, is National Personnel Records Center, NPRMA-M, Army Reference Branch, 9700 Page Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63132-5100.
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SFC Thomas Hrabe
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thank you MAJ Miller. I appreciate the effort you put into this.
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SFC Mark Merino
SFC Mark Merino
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Way to look out LTC (Join to see) for us retired troops! They owed me a GCM and I need to get my retirement award added.
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I have submitted several retroactive Combat Action Badges for Soldiers who had already been discharged. Soldiers deserve recognition for their achievements even when they are no longer Soldiers anymore.

Send me a friend request then a message, I'll do some research tomorrow and get you an answer.
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SFC Thomas Hrabe
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MSG Quick, 

I really don't know the benefit. I guess he is just thinking, Man I wish I would have gotten them. I don't see it helping in a job interview or resume. I guess he just wants them. An old Commander of mine asked me about this because it was one of his IP's and just wants to do him a solid. Any ideas if it can be done or not, or how? I would assume his last unit would have to cut orders and back date them. 
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