Air Force Cross

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The Air Force Cross is the United States Air Force’s second-highest military decoration, awarded for extraordinary heroism in combat not justifying the Medal of Honor.

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Air Force Cross canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States military award
military decoration
awardedFor extraordinary heroism in combat
extraordinary heroism not justifying the Medal of Honor
heroism in action against an enemy of the United States
heroism while engaged in military operations involving conflict with an opposing foreign force
heroism while serving with friendly foreign forces engaged in armed conflict against an opposing armed force
awardingAuthority President of the United States
Secretary of the Air Force
branch United States Air Force
United States Space Force
canBeAwardedMultipleTimes true
canBeAwardedPosthumously true
confersHonor recognition of valor above the call of duty short of Medal of Honor
confersPostNominals AFC
country United States of America
surface form: United States
eligibility United States Air Force personnel
United States Space Force personnel
other U.S. armed forces serving with the Air Force
establishedBy United States Congress
establishedOn 1960-07-06
firstAwarded 1964
hasStatus currently awarded
higherAward Medal of Honor
isCombatDecoration true
isNonCampaignMedal true
isPersonalDecoration true
lowerAward Silver Star
medalShape bronze cross pattée
obverseDesign American bald eagle with wings displayed
partOf United States military awards system
precedence second-highest United States Air Force decoration
relatedDecoration Coast Guard Cross
Distinguished Service Cross
Navy Cross
replaced Army Distinguished Service Cross for Air Force personnel
ribbonColor blue and white
ribbonPrimaryColor Air Force blue
serviceBranchCreatedFor United States Air Force
subsequentAwardsIndicatedBy oak leaf clusters
suspensionDevice pair of stylized wings
theaterOfEligibility armed conflict
typicalRecipients aircrew members
special operations personnel
wearsOnUniform above all other Air Force decorations except Medal of Honor

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