Identification of WWII Military Ribbons/Bars

In the Army it would. In the Marine Corps and the Navy it would be worn to the left with the rest of the ribbons. When worn with Medals it would be placed on the right with other ribbon only awards.

 

I'm looking for some help trying to ID a WW2 ribbon. This ribbon was with my grandfather's WW2 awards. All the other ribbons were easy to ID. But this one has me at a loss. He served in France and in a major wartime production industry during the war so it might be a France or civilian ribbon.
Any help the experts here can provide would be great. Thanks so much!

 

I just noticed the post date on your question hippychick39, if your still around I believe this is list of your posted ribbons.
Left to right, top to bottom.
1. Navy Good Conduct Medal (5 awards)
2. American Defence Service Medal (A Bronze "A" device on the Navy's American Defense Service Medal indicates participation with the ATLANTIC FLEET prior to World War II.)
3. American Campaign Medal
4. European-African-Mid Eastern Camp. Medal (2 awards)
5. Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal
6. WW II Victory Medal
7. Marine Corps Reserve Ribbon (obsolete)
8. Occupation Medal
9. National Defense Medal
10. Korean Service Medal (10 awards)
11. United Nations Service Medal (Korea)
12. Presidential Unit Citation (ROK)