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Service Flag regulations outline eligibility and star meanings
The Publicity Department states there are no peace rules governing the Service Flag, but an Army Judge Advocate General draft approved by the Adjutant General lists eligible personnel from the Regular Army and reserves, National Guard, Navy and Coast Guard, and certain civilian and auxiliary groups. It defines blue gold and silver stars for survivors, KIA, wounded, missing, and other statuses, and notes exclusions for some organizations.
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State Council
Defense
Publicity Department
Judge Advocate Gupera
Adjutant General of
Army
Regular Army
National Guard Ani National Guard
Milla Bureau
War Department
Navy
Marine PA
Coast Guard
Milita, Naval Reserve Force
Maing Corps
Naesorye
National Naval
Navy Department
Public Health Service
War
Nurse Corps
Amny Field Clerka
Nokolorka
Quartermaster Corps
Pce
Kaw
United States
United States Army
Red Cross
Jewish Welfare Board
Hike
Ar Allion
Ailyer
Duc
Aans Glinck