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For Obtaining the Highest
Overall Class Standing
in Leadership, Academics, and Physical Fitness
HISTORY: This award is
for outstanding performance in leadership, academics and physical fitness
while attending basic level training. The medal is struck by the U.S. Mint
from the original die used in making the Benjamin Harrison Presidential
Medal in 1893. The award is presented in recognition of Fort Benjamin
Harrison as the original home of the Adjutant General's Corps.
PURPOSE: To promote
excellence in leadership, academics and physical fitness by recognizing
the overall outstanding graduates of basic level professional development
courses (e.g., BNCOC, AGOBC, and WOBC).
PERSONS ELIGIBLE: Any
Commissioned, Warrant, or Noncommissioned Officer who is a student when
the recommendation is made. Must be affiliated with the Adjutant General's
Corps Regiment. |