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Revision as of 18:38, 16 June 2016
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.
The highest of the three service medals, it signifies true dedication to the Republic.
- Awarded by High Commander
- No more than once per year
- Minimum one year of active service
- Recipient is a command officer
- Provide exemplary service to the Republic through their actions
Contents
Recipients
Year 17
Jin Solas (Year 17 Day 71)
Year 15
Leebri Chelski (Year 15 Day 232)
Year 14
Dan Russ (Year 14 Day 173)
Year 13
Lance Nightsky (Year 13 Day 236)
Orion Chran (Year 13 Day 236)
Wedge Achilles (Year 13 Day 236)
Year 10
Edyn Solers (Year 10 Day 2)
Year 9
Wolfgang Nospe (Year 9 Day 148)
Year 8
Azzi Blackgate (Year 8 Day 202)
Dan Russ (Year 8 Day 202)
Mandor Bg (Year 8 Day 202)
Unknown Date
Alexandre Daigle
Raikov Drenn
Ribbons
