One silver OLC - bronze denotes one additional award, silver denotes five additional awards. I don't think there's anything to denote 25 additional awards because no one gets 26 ARCOMs.
you will wear the AAM ribbon with 4 bronze oak leaf clusters. The ribbon counts as 1 itself so when you wear 4 bronze clusters on it your wearing 5. then once you get 6 AAM's youll just have one silver since the ribbon counts as one so 5+1=6.
five oak leaf clusters equal on silver.,
As many times as you earn it. There's no hard limit, but you see a troop walking around with two silver oak leaf clusters (which means eleven awards of the same medal) and you have to wonder if his chain of command is really taking care of him - are they putting him in for ARCOMs instead of Meritorious Service Medals because it's less work to get an ARCOM approved?
typically, for four awards you would need three oak clusters. the ribbon counts as one. However, for the good conduct medal, you would wear a knot for each award. It varies dependant upon the actual award, but for AAM's, Arcoms, etc the ribbon always counts as the first award.
typically, for three awards you would need two oak clusters. the ribbon counts as one. However, for the good conduct medal, you would wear a knot for each award. It varies dependant upon the actual award, but for AAM's, Arcoms, etc the ribbon always counts as the first award.
There are 15 medical clusters found in the directory.
Clusters refers to many similar things bunching together.
There are over 15 trillion globular clusters (150 per galaxy) in the universe.
The question contains the answer 100,000. "if each of these star clusters contains 100,000 stars, how many stars exist in these clusters" If you mean the total number, are you seriously saying you don't know how to multiply 100,000 by 158?
A large cluster of many galaxy clusters
False. Globular clusters typically contain many more stars than open clusters, with some globular clusters containing hundreds of thousands to millions of stars tightly packed together. Open clusters, on the other hand, usually have fewer stars and are more loosely dispersed.