An Act To Add the Air Medal as an Option for a Special Commemorative Decal on Special Veterans Registration Plates
Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows:
Sec. 1. 29-A MRSA §523, sub-§5, as amended by PL 2011, c. 22, §1, is further amended to read:
5. Special commemorative decals for medals, badges or ribbons awarded. The Secretary of State may issue special commemorative decals for use with special veterans registration plates to any person who served in the United States Armed Forces, was honorably discharged and was awarded a medal, badge or ribbon described in paragraphs A to AA BB when that person's application is accompanied by the appropriate military certification verifying that the medal, badge or ribbon was awarded to the applicant. One set of commemorative decals may be issued for each set of special veterans registration plates issued under this section. One set of 2 commemorative decals must be displayed on the front and back plates. The fee for a set of commemorative decals may not exceed $5.
Special commemorative decals may be issued to applicants awarded the following medals, badges or ribbons:
A. Distinguished Service Cross;
B. Navy Cross;
C. Air Force Cross;
D. Silver Star;
E. Distinguished Flying Cross;
F. Bronze Star;
G. Soldier's Medal;
H. Navy or Marine Corps Medal;
I. Airman's Medal;
J. Coast Guard Medal;
K. Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal;
L. European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal;
M. Korean Service Medal;
N. Vietnam Service Medal;
O. Southwest Asia Service Medal;
P. Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal;
Q. Kosovo Service Medal;
R. Korea Defense Service Medal;
S. Global War on Terrorism Medal;
T. Iraq Campaign Medal;
U. Afghanistan Campaign Medal;
V. United States Army Combat Infantry Badge;
W. United States Army Combat Medic Badge;
X. United States Army Combat Action Badge;
Y. United States Navy, Marine Corps or Coast Guard Combat Action Ribbon;
Z. United States Air Force Combat Action Medal; and
AA. National Emergency Service Medal . ; and
BB. Air Medal.
Effective 90 days following adjournment of the 128th Legislature, First Regular Session, unless otherwise indicated.