stars) is awarded for: Individual acts of extraordinary bravery intelligently performed in the line of duty at imminent and personal danger to life. Specifically, the Department Medal of Honor is awarded for acts of gallantry and valor performed with knowledge of the risk involved, above and beyond the call of duty. The Medal of Honor is intended only for regular Police Officers. It was awarded posthumously to Marshalik and Peakaro due to the extraordinary circumstances of their line of duty deaths. The Award of Valor is normally the highest decoration for bravery given to Auxiliary Police Officers. American Flag Breast Bar May be worn by all Auxiliary Police Officers in the Auxiliary Unit World Trade Center Breast Bar May be worn by all members who were in the Auxiliary Police on 9/11/2001. Award of Valor May be worn by all members who have received the Award of Valor. Award of Commendation May be worn by all Auxiliary officers who have received the Award of Commendation. Award of Merit May be worn by all members who have received the Award of Merit. Unit Citation May be worn by all members of the unit in the year citation was earned. Community Service Award (3000 Hours) May be worn by all members who have 3000 hours of service in the Auxiliary Police. 500 Hours Award May be worn by all members who have 500 hours of service in the Auxiliary Police. Auxiliary Police 50th Anniversary May be worn by all members who were in the Auxiliary Police in 2000. See also New York City Police Department New York City Police Department Highway Patrol List of law enforcement agencies in New York Law enforcement in New York City New York City Police Department Cadet Corps Color of the day (police) References External links Official website of the NYPD Auxiliary Police Official website of the NYPD Auxiliary Police Supervisors Benevolent Association Auxiliary Police Benevolent Association New York State Association of Auxiliary Police Drilling the Women Police Reserve for an Emergency, photo in the 1918 New York City Police Department Annual Report, held at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Lloyd Sealy Library Special Collections A company of the Home Defense League drilling on roof of a down-town sky-scraper, photo in the 1916 New York City Police Department Annual Report, held at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Lloyd Sealy Library Special Collections Auxiliary Police Auxiliary