W. Va. Code § 15-1G-2
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§15-1G-2. West Virginia legion of merit.
Official statutory text
The "West Virginia legion of merit" may be awarded for exceptional meritorious service, achievement or bravery:
(a) To present or former officers and enlisted members of the West Virginia National Guard;
(b) To present or former members of active military components, National Guard members of other states and other reserve components;
(c) To civilians who have rendered conspicuous or distinguished service to the West Virginia National Guard, the State of West Virginia or the United States of America.
(a) To present or former officers and enlisted members of the West Virginia National Guard;
(b) To present or former members of active military components, National Guard members of other states and other reserve components;
(c) To civilians who have rendered conspicuous or distinguished service to the West Virginia National Guard, the State of West Virginia or the United States of America.
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