Imperial Service Medals

For use on Imperial Dress Uniforms	For use on Imperial Service Uniforms at special Occasions	Medal Descriptions
		Mission Silver Star for completing all given secondary mission objectives on a combat mission. Fighter Pilots Only.
		Mission Gold Star for completing all given bonus mission objectives on a combat mission. Fighter Pilots Only.
		Copper Bar Ribbon for wining a copper medal in a Combat Simulation Tournament.
		Nickel Bar Ribbon for wining a Nickel medal in a Combat Simulation Tournament.
		Bronze Bar Ribbon for wining a Bronze medal in a Combat Simulation Tournament.
		Silver Bar Ribbon for wining a Silver medal in a Combat Simulation Tournament.
		Gold Bar Ribbon for wining a Gold medal in a Combat Simulation Tournament.
		Adequate Battle Performance Ribbon for completing and winning a space battle with adequate performance.
		Fair Battle Performance Ribbon for completing and winning a space battle with fair performance.
		Good Battle Performance Ribbon for completing and winning a space battle with good performance.
		Excellent Battle Performance Ribbon for completing and winning a space battle with excellent performance.
		Unique Battle Performance Ribbon for completing and winning a space battle with Unique performance.
		Battle Efficiency Award for each member of a winning unit shall be entitled to bear this ribbon.
		Letter of Commendation for recognizing a soldier's performance in Imperial Service. A letter of commendation shall be presented when the recipient has performed WELL above the standards set by his or her branch, and is a means to give recognition where the level of service needed for a medal have not been met. A ribbon may be posted indicating that the recipient has received a LOC, and contains stripes equal to the number of LOCs the soldier has earned. For example, a ribbon with 3 stripes may be displayed after 3 LOCs have been earned, whereas only 1 stripe may be worn if 1 LOC has been earned. A ribbon with 4 stripes and the insignia of the Empire indicates 5 LOCs.
		Imperial Good Conduct Award. This award is intended to recognize that service which has repeatedly and consistently been above that of the recipient's peers. This award is presented after a vote when a soldier has been awarded his 6th Letter Of Commendation.
		Medal of Redemption for successfully completing 1 Tour Of Duty.
		Medal of Unity for successfully completing 2 Tours Of Duty.
		Medal of Progress for successfully completing 3 Tours Of Duty.
		Medal of Order for successfully completing 4 Tours Of Duty.
		Medal of Loyalty for successfully completing 5 Tours Of Duty.
		Medal of Destiny for successfully completing 6 Tours Of Duty.
		Medal of Dignity for successfully completing 7 Tours Of Duty.
		Medal of Futility for successfully completing 8 Tours Of Duty.
		Medal of Horror for successfully completing 9 Tours Of Duty.
		Medal of Liberty for successfully completing 10 Tours Of Duty.
		Medal of Guile for successfully completing 11 Tours Of Duty.
		Medal of Victory for successfully completing 12 Tours Of Duty.
		Imperial Navy Achievement Award. This medal and ribbon shall be presented to a soldier whose performance, in the belief of the Navy commanding officer, has been exemplary and makes the recipient an asset and example in their respective branch. This award is for service decidedly above that needed for a Letter of Commendation, but not appropriate to earn a Cross.
		Imperial Navy Cross. This medal and ribbon shall be presented to a soldier whose performance in the Navy has been at a risk to life and limb. This award is intended for service which exceeds the Achievement Award, but not appropriate for the Imperial Bronze Star.
		Imperial Bronze Star. This award shall be presented to a soldier who has given service that has promoted the goals, mission, and strength of the Empire. This service is well above that of a LOC, and has affected the entire Empire; however, inappropriate for a silver star.
		Imperial Silver Star for service as described for a Bronze Star, but deserving of a silver star status as opposed to a bronze star.
		Imperial Cross. This award shall be presented to a soldier who has taken extraordinary measures, at the risk of his own life, to ensure the safety and security of the Empire.
		Imperial Distinguished Service Medal. This award is given for exceptionally meritorious service to the Emperor or Empire.
		Emperor's Special Award. The Emperor may issue a distinct Emperor’s Award ribbon as an award at his discretion.
		The Emperor's Will Medal. A special Tour Of Duty medal which is presented to a soldier who has taken extraordinary measures, at the risk of his own life, to ensure the safety and security of the Empire. Awarded by the Emperor himself.
		Imperial Medal of Honor. Presented for the conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of own life above and beyond the call of duty!! Awarded by the Emperor himself.