- Time Period: Post-WW2 Period
- Year of Institution: 1986
- Country: Republic of The Philippines
The Silver Wing Medal is a military honor conferred by the Armed Forces of the Philippines upon both Filipino and allied military personnel. It is awarded in a single class and can be bestowed by the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, the Commanding General of the PAR Area Command, and Major Service Commanders.
This distinction is granted for “meritorious achievement during aerial flight, a single act of merit, or participation in sustained operational activities against the enemy while airborne.
The Silver Wing Medal Design
The Silver Wing medal is crafted from silver-colored metal. It features a pair of silver wings extending from the bottom to nearly the top of the medal. Positioned between the tips of these wings are three raised five-pointed stars arranged over two chevrons, one below the other. At the center of the medal is a relief of a paratrooper helmet placed above three arched bands located at the base of the wings.
The accompanying ribbon is white with a central red stripe flanked by yellow edges, bordered by blue stripes on either side.