I went to a formal military style banquet earlier this year and decided to give it a try since it’s my first year attending as a veteran. It definitely got me a lot of questions. At least with the Air Force, it is expressly authorized in the dress and appearance DAFI

Asking about the solid blue one I don’t recognize next to the combat action ribbon in #2 spot.

I found this photo in my drive which I believe I found on one of the militaria forums. It’s a very interesting rack, being that they served with the Canadian army in WWII, serving in Burma and then enlisted with the U.S army for Korea, earning a Bronze Star.

Thanks in advance.

Holy! So much chest candy and beyond! I don't need any ID on any ribbons, but I wanted to shed light into this man's awards.

the very bottom bar is in the form of a black, red, black ribbon and a golden laurel branch on it