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Awards
These awards are the additional commendations the New Republic can grant a sentient being.
| Republic Medal of Honour | Kalidor Crescent | Mantooine Medallion | Corellian Cross |
| Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award |
| Chief of State's Medal | Military Commendation | Superior Service Medal | |
| Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award | |
| Group Commander's Citation | Meritorious Unit Medal | Meritorious Service Medal | Republic Achievement Medal |
| Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award |
| Good Conduct Award | Republic Readiness Award | Republic Service Medal | Outstanding Recruitment |
| Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award |
Republic Medal of Honour:
Awarded by the Chief of State with the consent of the Advisory Council (Civil or Military, as appropriate) as the highest award in the Republic to those who, while engaged in action with the enemy, go far above and beyond the call of duty, selflessly risking their own lives for the good of the Republic and her citizens.
Kalidor Crescent:
Awarded by the Chief of Military Operations to those who, while engaged in action with the enemy, displayed heroic and conspicuous gallantry. Named for the famed flier from Davnar, the Cross represents the mighty and heroic spirit of the Republic.
Mantooine Medallion:
Awarded by the Chief of Military Operations no more than once every two years per officer to those who, having served in the military at least two years, have distinguished themselves throughout their career and in a command position.
Corellian Cross:
Awarded by the Chief of Military Operations to those who, while engaged in action with the enemy, go above and beyond the call of duty, under great danger or personal risk greater than normally experienced during combat, for the good of others or the Republic. Named for the legendary Treaty of Corellia that led to the Alliance to Restore the Republic, the Cross commemorates wartime sacrifices by Rebels and now Republicans.
Chief of State's Medal :
Awarded at the Chief of State's discretion; Chief of State specifies the occasion or meritorious service.
Military Commendation:
Awarded by an appropriate member of the Military Advisory Council to those who, while completing their duties, either potentially involving risk such as in a combat zone or other dangerous situation, or, more rarely in other areas, have displayed exemplary performance and conduct, such as through executing combat duties exceptionally well, attempting a dangerous rescue in a non-combat situation, or contributing substantially to their military command.
Superior Service Medals:
Awarded by an appropriate member of the Military Advisory Council no more than once per year per officer to those who, having served in the military at least one year, have displayed superior service throughout their career and in a position of leadership.
Group Commander's Citationt:
Awarded by an appropriate member of the Military Advisory Council or Battle Group Commanding Officer to those who have performed their duties with excellence.
Meritorious Unit Medal:
Awarded by an appropriate member of the Military Advisory Council to all current members in good standing of a unit for exemplary performance of the unit as a whole.
Meritorious Service Medal:
Awarded by an appropriate member of the Military Advisory Council for continued meritorious service to those whose performance of their duties has had a significant beneficial effect on the Republic.
Republic Achievement Medal:
Awarded by an appropriate member of the Advisory Council for a specific significant achievement contributing to the Republic. This can be awarded to both civilians and military officers and it is indicated by each name if it is a civilian or military officer being awarded.
Good Conduct Awardt:
Awarded by an appropriate member of the Military Advisory Council or Battle Group Commanding Officer no more than once every year per officer to those who, having served in the military a minimum of one year, have displayed excellent behaviour and fidelity in service, encouraging positive interaction.
Republic Readiness Award:
Awarded by an appropriate member of High Command or Battle Group Commanding Officer to those who have displayed an exceptional level of readiness and preparation for battle.
Republic Service Medal:
Awarded by an appropriate member of the Advisory Council or Group Commanding Officer for significant service contributing to the Republic.
Outstanding Recruitment:
Awarded by an appropriate member of the Military Advisory Council or Battle Group Commanding Officer to those who have displayed an exceptional commitment to recruitment.
Miscellaneous Decorations
These awards are the various Military Awards.
| Republic Heart | Military Officer of the Month Award |
| Unknown Award | Unknown Award |
Republic Heart:
Awarded to officers who, while performing their duties, come to harm through enemy action.
Military Officer of the Month Award:
Awarded every month to an officer that is considered by High Command to have excelled in their work over the previous month.
Operational Ribbons
Officers, Reservists, and Civilians who participate in operations qualify for additional kinds of ribbons, indicating often the specific operation and special types of operations.
Specific Operational Awards
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| Operation Second Strike | Operation Kitchen Sink | Operation Peacekeeper | Operation Ancile | Celegia Campaign |
| Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award |
| Balamak Campaign | Operation Argo | Operation Underdog | Operation Fortification | Operation Slashroot |
| Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award |
| Operation Clean Sweep | Stratacator Campaign | Operation Forging Freedom | Operation Neighborhood Watch | Operation Nova Shield |
| Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award |
| Operation Elrood Eye | Operation Kuati Dawn | Operation Praxis | Operation Winter Cleaning | Beta Defense |
| Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award |
| Operation Xanet | Operation Striker | Project Eon | Operation Nub | Decoder Service |
| Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award |
Operation Kitchen Sink:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in aiding our allies, The Infinite Empire, in regaining planets lost via treason.
Operation Peacekeeper:
Authorized for wear by those who proved to be a superior force in the various arenas of combat on Derra, protecting its citizens from the oppression of the Galactic Empire.
Celegia Campaign:
Authorised for wear by those who participated, under heavy enemy fire, in Celegia Campaign with the Triumvirate Coalition in an effort to consolidate the ideals of freedom and democracy in the galaxy.
Balamak Campaign:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in Balamak Campaign with the Triumvirate Coalition in an effort to consolidate ideals of freedom and democracy in the galaxy while preventing the planet Balamak from falling under the influence of the Galactic Empire.
Operation Argo:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in Operation Argo to liberate territory from Black Sun in the Skone system as well as in the concurrent small operations against the Galactic Empire, at Sacorria, and in a combined Military and Civilian assault on Eidola holdings in the Unknown Regions (known as Operation Blackbeard).
Operation Underdog:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in this operation to defend the N`zoth system and its right to democracy, against the Empire's grip of tyranny.
Operation Fortification:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in this operation to fortify Wayland System as well as countering imperial operations in-system.
Operation Slashroot:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in this operation to liberate Planet Csilla from the Black Nebula Pirate Organisation.
Operation Clean Sweep:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in this operation to secure the Calaron sector following Operation Forging Freedom.
Stratacator Campaign:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in this operation against The Twelve Colonies in the Sumitra Sector.
Operation Forging Freedom:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in this operation to liberate several key systems from the Galactic Empire.
Operation Neighbourhood Watch:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in this operation to liberate the Mayagil sector from the Galactic Empire.
Operation Nova Shield:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in this operation to assist Nova Industries in harassing the Galactic Empire in the Elrood Sector.
Operation Elrood Eye:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in this operation to reclaim an operative, impounded ships, and a valuable starport from Kurami Jankov.
Operation Kuati Dawn:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in this operation to steal approximately 600 ships from the Galactic Empire.
Operation Praxis Ribbon:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in this operation to covertly construct facilities in the Corellian sector.
Operation Winter Cleaning:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in this operation to secure Republica.
Beta Defence:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in this operation to defend the Falleen Federation system code-named "Beta" against the Empire.
Operation Xanet:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in this operation to capture a Victory-class Star Destroyer.
Operation Striker:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in this operation to destroy an Imperial-Class Star Destroyer.
Project Eon:
Authorised for wear by those who engaged in Research & Development to upgrade the engines on Mon Calamari cruisers.
Operation Nub:
Authorised for wear by those who participated in this operation to disable Bastion, the capital of the Dark Empire.
Decoder Service:
Authorised for wear for those who decoded scrambled messages in "From The Ashes."
Operation Second Strike:
Authorized for wear by those who proved to be a superior force in the various arenas of combat on Serroco, protecting its citizens from the oppression of the enemies.
Operation Sovereignty Assurance:
Authorized for wear by those who participated in the joint operation with the Triumvirate Coalition in the clean-up after the Zann Consortium incident.
Non Specific Operational Awards
| Combat Engineers Service Ribbon | Military Exercise Medal | Army Exercise Award | Combat Action Ribbon | Joint Operation Ribbon | Operational Service |
| Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award | Unknown Award |
Combat Engineers Service Ribbon:
Awarded by the Combat Engineers command team for excellent work whilst on rotation with the Engineers.
Military Exercise Medal:
Awarded by an appropriate member of the Military Advisory Council for participation in a large scale military exercise or joint military exercise with a Allied government that is not covered by a separate award.
Army Exercise Award:
Awarded by an appropriate member of the Military High Commander for participation in a Army military exercise.
Combat Action Ribbon:
Awarded by an appropriate member of the Military Advisory Council for participation in combat operations for the Republic. Note that creature/bandit hunting is not eligible. Current eligible operations: Operation Peacekeeper
Joint Operation Ribbon:
Authorised for wear upon an officer's "first" participation in a Republic joint operation with an Allied government; eligibility established by the CMO. Current eligible operations: Beta Defence, Forging Freedom, Elrood Eye, Celegia, Balamak, Peacekeeper
Operational Service Ribbon:
Authorised for wear by all officers who have participated in a military operation not otherwise represented by an operational ribbon; CMO establishes eligibility. Current eligible operations: NAO Blockade (through a RA BG in 2006), Backstab, Lineman, Blitzkrieg, Faery's Bane
If an officer receives additional awards of the same type, this is indicated by adding a bronze star for each additional award.
Skill Badges: (Optional)
Military Officers and Reservists may additionally automatically qualify to wear appropriate skill badges if their skill is great enough. Officers who possess high skill levels (4 or 5) while in military service are entitled to wear the appropriate ribbon. Skills earned after the end of military service are not applicable.
Rather than being given out, one qualifies to wear them by having an appropriately high level of skill. Expert requires level 4; Master, 5. See the ribbon definitions for which skills qualify for which badge. Only the highest for which an officer has qualified of each type is worn. They are optional, as some may wish to keep their skills discrete.
| Expert Marksman | Expert Pilot | Expert Medical Officer | Expert Gunner | Expert Leader | Expert Survivalist |
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Expert/Master Marksman:
To qualify to wear the Expert or Master Marksman badge, one must have level 4 or 5, respectively, in any of the following skills: Projectile Weapons, Heavy Weapons, Non-Projectile Weapons AND a minimum level of 3 in Dexterity.
Expert/Master Pilot:
To qualify to wear the Expert or Master Pilot badge, one must have level 4 or 5, respectively, in any of the following skills: Fighter/Freighter Piloting, Capital Ship Piloting, Vehicle Piloting.
Expert/Master Medical Officer:
To qualify to wear the Expert or Master Medical Officer badge, one must have level 4 or 5, respectively, in any of the following skill: Medical Treatment.
Expert/Master Gunner:
To qualify to wear the Expert or Master Gunner badge, one must have level 4 or 5, respectively, in any of the following skills: Fighter/Freighter Combat, Capital Ship Combat, Vehicle Combat.
Expert/Master Leader:
To qualify to wear the Expert or Master Leader badge, one must have level 4 or 5, respectively, in any of the following skills: Space Command, Infantry Command or Vehicle Command.
Expert/Master Survivalist:
To qualify to wear the Expert or Master Survivalist badge, one must have a combined level of 7/8 or 9/10, respectively, in any two of the following skills: Strength, Perception, Dodge, Stealth or Speed.
Basic Ribbons
These ribbons are worn in some form by all officers who have commenced active duty.
All officers have a similar first (bottom) row of ribbons. In this bottom row, the right ribbon indicates that the officer has qualified for a commission. The middle ribbon indicates the officer's military command or the civilian ribbon. The left ribbon indicates the length of service of military service of the officer and is replaced when the officer qualifies for a new one. Once an officer leaves the military, his or her ribbons remain static and are not updated with additional years of service or skills.
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