Law:Military Honours Act

37RZ13 — Military Honours Act

WHEREAS the military forces of Talossa are growing and

WHEREAS the accomplishments of her soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines should be recognized and

WHEREAS nothing makes a uniform look cooler than ribbons and medals and

WHEREAS presently there exists only one military campaign award and

WHEREAS the military presently has no other way of rewarding superior achievements of service members

THEREFORE the following citations are authorized to be issued by the Minister of Defence (MoD) or any Commissioned Officer the MoD may delegate such duties to:

Service Ribbons:

• North American Service Ribbon (Green and white) awarded to any service member, upon completing Basic Training or receiving Commission, who has served honorably in the Armed Forces of any North American nation.
• Asia Service Ribbon (Red with blue stripes) awarded to any service member, upon completing Basic Training or receiving Commission , who has served honorably in the Armed Forces of any Asian nation.
• European Service Ribbon (Light Blue with white stripes) awarded to any service member, upon completing Basic Training or receiving Commission, who has served honorably in the Armed Forces of any European Nation, Australia or New Zealand.
• African Service Ribbon (Green) awarded to any service member, upon completing Basic Training or receiving Commission, who has served honorably in the Armed Forces of any African Nation.
• South American Service Ribbon (Red, green and white) awarded to any service member, upon completing Basic Training or receiving Commission, who has served honorably in the Armed Forces of any South American nation.
• Talossa Service Ribbon (Red and Green) awarded to any service member who successfully completed Recruit Training, receives an Officers Commission or is appointed a Warrant Officer.

Achievement Awards:

• Good Conduct Medal (Gold) awarded to all service members for one year of service without any disciplinary action.
• Recruiter Ribbon (Green, Gold and Red Stripes) awarded to any service member who successfully recruits 5 people.
• Achievement Medal (Red and White) Awarded by the Amirál (Admiral) [or equivalent] for significant achievements or exemplary Service.
• Commendation Medal (Blue and white) awarded by the MoD for significant achievements or exemplary service.

With the following award to be issued at the pleasure of the King,

• Royal Commendation Medal (Blue with two red stripes and a white break in the center) awarded by the Royal Household for significant achievements or exemplary service.

Devices. To denote subsequent awards, the following devices are authorized to be worn on ribbons.

• For Service Ribbons, One silver star to denote each subsequent award.
• For Achievement Awards, One Gold Star to denote each subsequent award.

Uréu q'estadra så:
T.M. Asmourescu, Capt. MRT, MC