Armed Forces Conduct Medal

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Armed Forces Conduct Medal

Awarded by the Republic of the Philippines
Type Medal
Eligibility Military Personnel (enlisted personnel only)
Awarded for 2 successful re-enlistment terms w/o derogatory records
Status Currently Awarded
Description The medal is a bronze disc in which an embossed triangle was superimposed in the center of the disc and the Philippine sun is placed over the triangle. The scroll in bronze is placed at the lower portion of the disc with its end supporting the tendrils of the wreath that is made of sampaguita flowers and buds arching toward the center top of the medal.

The sun signifies the Philippines and its eight sunbursts represent the provinces that revolted against Spain; the triangle and three stars represents the three major islands of the Philippines; and the wreath stands for meritorious and outstanding achievement.

The ribbon has a white background with green stripe in the center.

Statistics
Established 1986
First awarded 1986
Last awarded Ongoing
Precedence
Next (higher) Military Civic-Action Medal
Next (lower) Sagisag ng Ulirang Kawal

Service Ribbon

This is awarded to enlisted personnel of the AFP by Commanders of Major Services, Area Commands, AFPWSSUs, Divisions/Brigades and their equivalent units in the PAF and in the PN.

To earn the award, an enlisted man must have served two successive enlistment terms with no records of punishments, conviction or derogatory information.

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