Combat action badge
The Combat Action Badge (CAB) is a military award in the United States Army, created to recognize soldiers who engage in ground combat while serving in a hostile environment. It signifies that the soldier has actively participated in combat operations, demonstrating courage and skill in potentially dangerous situations. The CAB can be awarded to any soldier, regardless of their military occupational specialty, as long as they meet the necessary criteria. This badge reflects the soldier's commitment and experiences during combat, serving as a mark of honor and distinction in their service record.
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The Combat Action Badge (CAB) is a military decoration awarded to soldiers in the U.S. Army who have engaged in active ground combat while serving in a designated combat zone. It signifies direct participation in combat and is intended to honor the soldiers' bravery and commitment. The CAB was established to recognize those who, while not necessarily part of a specific combat unit, demonstrated their valor and faced enemy threats in the course of their duties. It serves as a symbol of their service and sacrifice in defense of their country.