Merit Mark Resources
16.1 A "merit mark" (MM) is awarded by the
chief commander to a member for substantial personal
effort in furthering the interest, programs and
objectives of USPS, its districts and squadrons. It is
a coveted award; it is by and large the only official
recognition members receive for their efforts. Only
one merit mark may be awarded in a year to a
member, no matter how extensive the contribution
[Bylaw 14.1.7]. A certificate is issued, and a special
insigne may be worn on USPS uniforms [Refer
to 10.44 on page 10.8].
Recommendations for a merit mark are made
by squadron, district, rear and vice commanders to
the chief commander. Active, family and apprentice
members may be recommended [Bylaw 14.1].
Merit marks earned by family and apprentice members
shall not count toward senior, life or emeritus
status [Bylaw 14.1.8].
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