National Civilian Medals Improvement Act

Bill 117 HR 5397, also known as the National Civilian Medals Improvement Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress. The purpose of this bill is to improve the process for awarding civilian medals of honor to individuals who have demonstrated exceptional bravery or service to their country.

The bill outlines several key provisions, including the establishment of a National Civilian Medals Review Board. This board would be responsible for reviewing nominations for civilian medals of honor and making recommendations to the President for final approval. The board would consist of members appointed by the President, with expertise in areas such as military service, public service, and community service.

Additionally, the bill calls for the creation of a new civilian medal of honor, the National Civilian Medal of Bravery. This medal would be awarded to individuals who have shown exceptional courage in the face of danger or adversity, and who have made a significant impact on their community or country. Overall, the National Civilian Medals Improvement Act aims to streamline the process for awarding civilian medals of honor, and to ensure that individuals who have demonstrated exceptional bravery or service are properly recognized for their contributions. The bill is currently being considered by Congress, and may be subject to amendments or revisions before it is passed into law.