Death & Survivor Benefits
Montana Honor and Remember Medallion
A medallion and a joint resolution of the Legislature for the family of a Montana service member killed or missing in action since 1939, and a commemorative coin for the family of an eligible veteran.
Also called: medallion, honor and remember, 10-2-803, killed in action, missing in action, gold star, commemorative coin.
For: Child, survivor.
Where it applies
Written for the jurisdictions listed here.
- MontanaState
Thresholds
| Gate | Rule |
|---|---|
| A Montana resident killed or missing in action since September 8, 1939 | The service member must have been a Montana resident on active duty, killed in action or declared missing in action on or after September 8, 1939 in a Department of Defense recognised operation, in one of the four circumstances the statute lists. |
| One free, then actual cost, and one per family member | The first medallion with the joint resolution, or the first commemorative coin, is free. Further ones are sold at no more than the department’s actual cost, $20 on the Division’s application. Each family member may receive only one medallion and resolution, or one coin. |
Sources
Updated
Last updated .
What changed then:
- Eligibility rule “One free, then actual cost, and one per family member” now reads: “The first medallion with the joint resolution, or the first commemorative coin, is free. Further ones are sold at no more than the department’s actual cost, $20 on the Division’s application. Each family member may receive only one medallion and resolution, or one coin.”
- New official source added: “Montana Veterans Affairs Division, Application for the Honor and Remember Medallion (March 2023)”.
- Source removed: “Montana Military and Veterans Benefits, Official Army Benefits Website”.
- And 1 more change.
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Disclaimer
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