New Hampshire § 261-C-4 - Section 261-C:4 Authorized Decals.
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§ 261-C-4. Section 261-C:4 Authorized Decals.
I. The following decals shall be issued in accordance with this chapter: (a) Branch of service: (1) United States Army. (2) United States Navy. (3) United States Air Force. (4) United States Marine Corps. (5) United States Coast Guard. (6) United States Space Force. (b) Medal for Valor: (1) Medal of Honor. (2) Distinguished Service Cross. (3) Navy Cross. (4) Air Force Cross. (5) Coast Guard Cross. (6) Silver Star. (7) Bronze Star. (c) Gold star family member decals pursuant to RSA 261-C:3-a and RSA 261-B:3-c, if such individual meets the definition of a veteran as outlined in RSA 261:87-b. (d) Distinguished Service Medal. (1) Defense Distinguished Service Medal. (2) Homeland Security Distinguished Service Medal. (3) Distinguished Service Medal (U.S. Army). (4) Navy Distinguished Service Medal. (5) Air Force Distinguished Service Medal. (6) Coast Guard Distinguished Service Medal. (7) Defense Superior Service Medal. (8) Legion of Merit. (e) Medal for Heroism. (1) Distinguished Flying Cross. (2) Army Soldier's Medal. (3) Navy and Marine Corps Medal. (4) Airman's Medal. (5) Coast Guard Medal. II. The division of veterans services shall provide a report annually to the director of the division of motor vehicles. Such report shall contain the names of veterans to whom decal or decals were issued, indicating which decal was issued and its issue number. III. Eligible veterans shall obtain new decals no less frequently than 36 months from the date of issue.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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