Decorations (Awards)

There are many awards that are given for displays of valour, bravery, selflessness, leadership, and hard work.

There are different awards for civilians and for military personnel, however civilians cannot earn awards in peacetime, and cannot earn military awards.

Guards-Cross of the Grand Cross (2nd class)
The second class is first earned. It is worn like a pin, and is worn on the left breast pocket. it is awarded for intense bravery in the field, self-sacrifice.

Grand Cross of Fredtopia (1st Class)
The Grand Cross of Fredtopia is the highest award that can be possibly awarded. Soldiers will be awarded the cross by a member of the Royal Family, and are assigned to Guard Units. It is awarded for outstanding combat performance, completing deployment in several theatres (Number is determined by length of combat of each theatre), saving lives or sacrifice, or becoming a Grand-Ace.

It consists of the Guards Cross Pin, with a ribbon, to be worn at the neck with the ribbon going into the collar.

It is required to earn the Guards-Cross before the Grand Cross can be earned.

Monarch's Cross of Governance
Awarded by a Regional Governor to civilians in that region who have shown excellence in serving the monarch. It is awarded to civilians only, and those who earn it receive 500 marks in rewards.

Consistently working past your quota, saving many lives, working within fire/police roles and showing outstanding bravery, or defending the country at the home front (Volunteer Home Defense)

It consists of a ribbon with the Imperial Flag of Fredtopia sewn on.

Chevron of the Red Cross
Awarded by the Section Officer, soldiers who save a life or who show outstanding work within a medical field, be it on the battlefield or at a rear/reserve hospital.

It consists of a white chevron with a red cross in the center, and a red outline. It is a pin worn on the left breast pocket.

Cross of the Air
This is awarded for becoming an ace, or to gunners who shoot down 5 or more aircraft. (To qualify as a gunnery ace) It can also be awarded to crews of multiple-seat aircraft that fly more than 2500 flight hours without rest and rotation hours. It is awarded by the commander of either the air group or the field army in which the planes are attached to.

It is a bronze chevron with a white border, with a bronze prop-plane in the middle, pointing upwards.

Cross of the Sea
Awarded to gun crews for taking out enemy ships, or shooting down aircraft. Also awarded to sailors for bravery or outstanding performance in combat situations.

It is a bronze chevron with a white border, and a bronze ship in the middle.