Army Exceptional Civilian Service Award Medal

Criteria:

The Army Exceptional Civilian Service Award Medal is given to employees of the U.S. Army by assessing contributions against the following levels of achievement:

•Achieving assigned duties of major program significance in such a way as to have been overtly exceptional or preeminent among all persons who have completed similar duties.

•Developing and enhancing major methods and procedures, developing important inventions, or being responsible for exceptional accomplishments that affected large-scale savings or were of great value in advancing the missions of Department of the Army, Department of Defense and the Federal Government.

•Exhibiting great courage and voluntary risk of life in performing an act concluding in direct benefit to the Government of its members.

•Supplying outstanding leadership to the administration of major Army programs producing highly successful mission achievements or in the major redirection of objectives or achievements to meet distinctive or emergency situations.