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European Police Achievement Badge

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Type
  
Badge & Ribbon

Established
  
1982

Status
  
Currently awarded

European Police Achievement Badge

Eligibility
  
Members of European security services

Awarded for
  
Marksmanship and physical fitness

Description
  
Awarded in three classes: gold, silver and bronze

The European Police Achievement Badge (German: Europäisches Polizei Leistungsabzeichen (EPLA)) (French: Brevet Sportif du Policier Européen) is a decoration offered by the European Police Sports Association (Union Sportive des Polices d'Europe, USPE). It is awarded for proficiency in marksmanship, swimming, and running. The award may be worn as a badge or as a ribbon.

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History

In 1982 the member states of the USPE decided to establish the European Police Achievement Badge in order to promote unity among the European police services and as an incentive for sports in police services.

Eligibility

All members of European security services are eligible. For instance members of the police services, military service members, or members of customs.

Requirements

The requirements have to be fulfilled within one year. The requirements vary according to age category and gender.

Marksmanship

  • Stance: Standing, one or both hands are permitted.
  • Four sets of five rounds over a distance of 25 meters
  • 30 seconds time limit per set
  • 9×19mm Parabellum ammunition
  • Swimming

  • Freestyle swimming
  • Distance of 300 meters
  • Run

  • 3000 meters
  • References

    European Police Achievement Badge Wikipedia


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