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And if you still fit the sharp creased 1957 Army uniform you wore that day then that by itself would be deserving of a fine campaign ribbon.

When veterans graduate from the program, which has classes that run for three or four months, Marshall ties flies that match each vet’s campaign ribbon for wherever they served - Iraq, Afghanistan or elsewhere.

It was the handsome, square-jawed young sailor’s home for the remainder of the war, where he earned the World War II Victory Medal, the American Theatre Campaign Ribbon, and the Asiatic-Pacific Campaign medal with three stars.

Giving it a distinct name — “Operation” — would make military personnel eligible for a campaign ribbon.

Until 1920 Spanish-American veterans had to be content with nothing but a campaign ribbon and a pat on the back from Teddy Roosevelt.