The Korean War Service Medal

Local 4 IN/KY member Clyde B. Kidd, Jr. with his Korean War Service medal.

BAC Local 4 Indiana/Kentucky member Clyde B. Kidd, Jr. was a tank commander in the first Marine Division’s “Dog” Company, and saw action in the Won-Hungnan-Chosin Campaign.

In recognition of his heroism, Kidd was awarded the USMC commendation Ribbon with Combat “V”, a letter of commendation with a Battle Star, and a Presidential Unit Citation. He also received the Good Conduct Medal, United Nations Service Medal, and Navy Occupation with Korean Clasp. He was honorably discharged in 1952.

A retired member of Local 4 with more than 41 years of BAC service, Kidd congratulates the Board of Trustees of the International Pension Fund for providing a level of benefits that give retirees security and dignity in their later years.

The Korean War Service Medal is awarded to all Korean War Veterans in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Korean War. All Korean Veterans can apply through their Local or regional Veterans Affairs Office. There is no charge.