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COPY D. M. 60 THE AMERICAN RED CROSS National Headquarters To: All Division Managers Date: May 14, 1920 From: General Manager Subject: Awards of Service Insignia The following is an important decision of the National Committee on Awards with respect to the awards of service insignia. Please publish this statement verbatim in your Division bulletin and see that it is given the widest possible publicity and especially that each member of your Division Committee on Awards receives a copy of this announcement. In connection with the award of medals to the families of deceased personnel, the following questions have been raised: (1) The period of service to be considered in making these awards. (2) Whether medals would be awarded only for strictly war service or for other forms of service. In response to these questions the Committee on Awards passed the following vote: VOTED: That it is the sense of the National Committee on Awards that the regulations heretofore adopted governing the award of medals to the families of deceased personnel should be considered as being limited to the cases of personnel who died or whose fatal illness was incurred during the period from April 6, 1917 to November 11, 1919, and that the services of any persons who died during their active Red Cross service and because of such service within that period are to be considered in making these awards. Thus the service of any Red Cross worker who died during the period from April 6, 1917 to November 11, 1919, or whose fatal illness was incurred during that period, is to be considered as war service in making these awards. /s/ F. C. Munroe General Manager 11174

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