; Awards An award is a decoration or medal awarded to a person or organisation. Medals are listed with the remark If Awarded not Optional. f@B&r9#*4VL9)a7Ql>WDDi 5hhdo_vaOWo@~or_7aab{I]qF: D';W V Can You Wear Military Medals on Civilian Highland Dress? As with other styles of dress, wear your medals, decorations, and badges of orders on a metal bar placed over the left lapel of your jacket. Accepting and wearing of foreign awards by Australians, The Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, The Office of the Official Secretary to the Governor-General, Guidelines concerning the acceptance and wearing of foreign honours andawards by Australians, MEDAL OF HONOUR NATIONAL POLICE OF AFGHANISTAN, GOVERNMENT MEDAL AWARD OF THE GHAZI MIR BACHA KHAN, ORDER OF THE LIBERATOR GENERAL SAN MARTIN, AUSTRIAN CROSS OF HONOUR OR DECORATION FOR SCIENCE AND ART, DECORATION OF HONOUR FOR SERVICES TO THE REPUBLIC OF AUSTRIA, DECORATION OF HONOUR FOR SERVICES TO THE STATE OF VIENNA, DECORATION OF MERIT IN GOLD OR SILVER OF THE REPUBLIC OF AUSTRIA, DISTINGUISHED SERVICE ORDER IN GOLD OF THE REPUBLIC OF AUSTRIA, MEDAL FOR SERVICES TO THE REPUBLIC OF AUSTRIA, MOST BLESSED ORDER OF SETIA NEGARA BRUNEI, MOST DISTINGUISHED ORDER OF MERIT OF BRUNEI, MOST HONOURABLE ORDER OF THE CROWN OF BRUNEI, PINGAT INDAH KERJA BAIK (MEDAL FOR SERVICE TO THE STATE), PINGAT JASA KEBAKTIAN (MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL), THE CANADA 125TH ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL, ARMED FORCES OF COLUMBIA DUTY HONOUR FULFILLED (HONOR AL DEBER CUMPLIDO) MEDAL, COLOMBIAN NATIONAL POLICE MEDAL FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE, ORDER OF MILITARY MERIT JOSE MARIA CORDOVA, EUROPEAN UNION COMMON DEFENCE POLICY SERVICE MEDAL -HQ & FORCES- WITH CLASP SOPHIA, MEDAL OF GRATITUDE (MEDAILLE DE LA RECONNAISSANCE), MEDAL OF HONOUR FOR THE MILITARY HEALTH SERVICE, ORDER OF MERIT OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY, COMMEMORATIVE MEDALLION OF THE HELLENIC REPUBLIC FOR THE CAMPAIGN 1940-41, COMMEMORATIVE MEDALLION OF THE HELLENIC REPUBLIC FOR THE CAMPAIGN 1941-45, COMMENDATION MEDAL - STAR OF VALOUR AND HONOUR, EQUESTRIAN ORDER OF THE HOLY SEPULCHRE OF JERUSALEM, CROSS OF MERIT OF THE REPUBLIC OF HUNGARY, ORDER OF MERIT OF THE REPUBLIC OF HUNGARY, BINTANG BHAYANGKARA (NATIONAL POLICE MERITORIOUS SERVICE STAR), BINTANG JALASENA (NAVY MERITORIOUS SERVICE STAR), BINTANG KARTIKA EKA PAKSI (ARMY MERITORIOUS SERVICE STAR), BINTANG SWA BHUWANA PAKSA UTAMA (AIR FORCE MERITORIOUS SERVICE STAR), BINTANG YUDHA DHARMA (DEFENCE MERITORIOUS SERVICE STAR), SATYALANCANA DWIDYA SISTHA (MILITARY INSTRUCTOR SERVICE MEDAL), SATYA LENCANA KEBAKTIAN SOSIAL (MEDAL OF HONOUR FOR SOCIAL SERVICE), SATYA LENCANA PEMBANGUNAN (MEDAL OF HONOUR FOR DEVELOPMENT), SATYA LENCANA WIRA KARYA (MEDAL OF HONOUR FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL WORK), COMMEMORATIVE CROSS OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION, ORDER OF MERIT OF THE ITALIAN REPUBLIC (ORDINE AL MERITO DELLA REPUBBLICA ITALIANA), ORDER OF THE STAR OF ITALIAN SOLIDARITY (ORDINE DELLA STELLA DELLA SOLIDARIETA ITALIANA), JORDAN INTERNATIONAL POLICE TRAINING CENTER MEDAL, MEDAL FOR EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL SERVICE, ORDER OF THE MILLION ELEPHANTS AND THE WHITE PARASOL, LITHUANIAN ARMED FORCES MEDAL OF DISTINCTION, ORDER OF MERIT OF THE GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBOURG, DISTINGUISHED ORDER OF LOYALTY TO THE CROWN OF MALAYSIA, MALAYSIAN ARMED FORCES ORDER OF VALOUR (HONORARY), MALAYSIAN SERVICE MEDAL (PINGAT JASA MALAYSIA), MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL (PINGAT JASA KEBAKTIAN), MOST DISTINGUISHED ORDER OF THE DEFENDER OF THE REALM, MOST DISTINGUISHED SERVICE OF ORDER OF THE NATION, ORDER OF DISTINGUISHED SERVICE (HONORARY), MALTA GEORGE CROSS FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY MEDAL, NATIONAL ORDER OF MERIT - HONORARY MEMBERSHIP, MFO SINAI MEDAL (and including Numerals for additional periods of service), NEW ZEALAND DISTINGUISHED SERVICE DECORATION, NEW ZEALAND SPECIAL SERVICE MEDAL (ASIAN TSUNAMI), NEW ZEALAND SPECIAL SERVICE MEDAL (EREBUS), NATO MEDAL - with various Clasps (and including Numerals for multiple tours), ORDER OF EXCELLENCE (MILITARY) (NISHAN-E-IMTIAZ), ORDER OF THE GREAT LEADER (SITARA-E-QUAID-E-AZAM), PRESIDENT'S AWARD FOR PRIDE OF PERFORMANCE, PAPUA NEW GUINEA INDEPENDENCE MEDAL (1975), ROYAL PAPUA NEW GUINEA CONSTABULARY CENTENARY MEDAL, ALLY OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE PHILIPPINES, CHIEF OF STAFF ARMED FORCES COMMENDATION MEDAL, CHIEF OF STAFF AFP COMMENDATION MEDAL AND RIBBON, PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL, PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE SPECIAL SERVICE MEDAL, POLISH ARMED FORCES IN THE WEST (WITH TOBRUK CLASP), MILITARY ORDER OF SAINT JAMES OF THE SWORD, NATIONAL ORDER AND NATIONAL MEDAL 'FOR MERIT' (CIVIL AWARDS PER FIELDS OF ACTIVITY), ORDER OF FAITHFUL SERVICE (SERVICIUL CREDINCIOS), VALOUR AND FAITH MEDAL (MEDAILLE BARBATIE SI CREDINTA), MEDAL FOR THE DEFENCE OF THE SOVIET ARCTIC REGION, MEDAL IN MEMORY OF THE 300 YEARS OF SAINT-PETERSBURG, MILITARY ORDER OF THE STAR OF KARAGEORGE WITH SWORDS, GOLD, MILITARY ORDER OF THE STAR OF KARAGEORGE WITH SWORDS, SILVER, ROYAL ORDER OF THE STAR OF KARAGEORGE WITH SWORDS, ROYAL ORDER OF THEWHITE EAGLEWITH SWORDS, COMMEMORATIVE MEDAL OF THE MINISTER OF DEFENCE OF THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC, CRUS DEL MERITO NAVAL (WHITE DISTINCTION), ROYAL AND DISTINGUISHED ORDER OF CHARLES III, MEDAL OF THE ROYAL ORDER OF THE POLAR STAR, MOST ADMIRABLE ORDER OF THE DIREKGUNABHORN, MOST NOBLE ORDER OF THE CROWN OF THAILAND, MOST ILLUSTRIOUS ORDER OF QUEEN SALOTE TUPOU III, JUBILEE MEDAL OF TURKMENISTAN TO THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE NEUTRALITY OF TURKMENISTAN, GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL 1962 (VARIOUS CLASPS), ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE (CIVIL AND MILITARY DIVISIONS), QUEEN'S COMMENDATION FOR BRAVERY IN THE AIR, AMBULANCE SERVICE (EMERGENCY DUTIES) LONG SERVICE AND GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL, UNITED NATIONS MEDAL - with various Clasps for peacekeeping operations, (and including Numerals for additional periods of consecutive service), ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL (ARMY, NAVY AND MARINE CORPS, AIR FORCE AND JOINT SERVICES), ARMY COMMANDER'S AWARD FOR PUBLIC SERVICE, COMMENDATION MEDAL (ARMY, NAVY AND MARINE CORPS, AIR FORCE AND JOINT SERVICES), DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY DIRECTOR'S AWARD, DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD, DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE OUTSTANDING PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD, DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL, HAITI INTERNATIONAL POLICE MONITOR SERVICE MEDAL, INTERNATIONAL POLICE AND PUBLIC SAFETY 9/11 MEDAL, NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE DISTINGUISHED SERVICE MEDAL, OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE MEDAL FOR EXCEPTIONAL PUBLIC SERVICE, VANUATU 30TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY MEDAL. The Australian honours and awards system recognises the contributions of individuals, and for the Group Bravery Citation, Unit Citation for Gallantry, and Meritorious Unit Citation, the efforts of individuals as a group (the unit citations for meritorious service and gallantry also recognise members currently posted to those units, so long as they remain posted there, but without the display of the Federation Star device on those decorations that signifies personal contribution to the granting of that award). Thank you so very much.". Wearing of non-official medals The RSL actively discourages the wearing of non-official medals at RSL and other ceremonial or com-memorative functions. For example a Viet Nam Logistics medal is not awarded (or worn) in addition to an Australian Viet Nam medal, or in the granting of both the ASM (Australian Service Medal 1945-1975), and the current ASM (1975+) to a long-serving career soldier, sailor or airman/woman, the latter would fall second as the first recognises prior service. If the first clasp relates to service between World War I and World War II, the medals should be worn immediately after World War I war medals. HWko8`e=,*nE1;YhH+JQ3~%%?cw(2u_s/^~|J_xlqt[xF]OGF9=//. 0000001466 00000 n 0000005196 00000 n I also have mates who have worked with the Yanks in Afghan and have been awarded US medals and they can legally wear those on their Aussie uniforms. Naval General Service Medal 19151962(6)(7), AUSTRALIAN ACTIVE SERVICE MEDAL 19451975(7), United Nations Service Medal for Korea(10), AUSTRALIAN GENERAL SERVICE MEDAL FOR KOREA, AUSTRALIAN OPERATIONAL SERVICE MEDAL(12), AUSTRALIAN OPERATIONAL SERVICE MEDAL (CIVILIAN), ANNIVERSARY OF NATIONAL SERVICE 19511972 MEDAL, The Order of Wearing Australian Honours and Awards - Ribbons, Chapter 4 of the Honours and Awards Manual, those within the Australian honours and awards system, those conferred by The Sovereign in exercise of the Royal Prerogative. Order of precedence or any other modern web browser. Official national decorations, medals or ribbons (not Red Cross) are worn on the left breast. xb```b``b`a``c`c@ >+s`b`\XqxvPYWqQiK2'N`"4UIhr fE! Applying for medals Receiving medals Wearing medals Replacing medals Reviewing medal decisions Other FAQs Explore the Defence Website EXPAND Defence Social Media Defence acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia Accessing information Contact us Copyright Disclaimer This site Is it illegal to wear medals you havent earned? Usually, you only wear one lapel pin, and that pin can represent either your highest award or an award that has special meaning to you. The most recent order was published on 25 September 2007 and is available from theIt's an Honourwebsite. These organisations are: Honours and Awards listed in the Schedule and Annexes in BOLD print are: War medals, campaign medals, active service medals and service medals: These medals were issued for service during the Boer War 1899 to 1902. A relatively recent change is the introduction of the Honours for recognition of outstanding service in dangerous operations short of declared theatres of war. The grade of Knight and Dame was removed on the advice of Prime Minister Bob Hawke in 1986 without prejudice to any person who had been admitted to the order at that grade. You should only wear medals on civilian clothes when those clothes are still formal attire. startxref There have never been Australian peerages or baronetcies created under the Australian Crown.[6]. 0000014813 00000 n Standard Bearers, Parade Marshals and other officials on Legion duty are bound by this . As governments and countries change from time to time, some awards may no longer be bestowed by a given country. Under these guidelines, the Governor-General, on the advice of the Prime Minister, determines whether Australian Citizens can accept and wear foreign awards. [2] With the cessation in 2013 of the gazettal of lists of recipients of Australia Day and Queens Birthday Honours, it is not yet known if future issues of the Order of Wearing Australian Honours and Awards will be gazetted. Keep it in between the waistcoat and tailcoat. The following is provided in order that those awarded War Decorations, Campaign Stars and Medals, particularly those earned during the First World War, the Second World War and the Korean War, may know how they should be mounted and worn either on civilian clothes or on uniform. Listed to indicate where any awards within the Order of St John should be worn; however, the Service Medal of the Order of St John should be worn as a Long Service Medal after all other Imperial Long Service awards. It is up to the Honours Secretariat to provide the council with as much fully verified information as is possible on each nominee so that appropriate consideration may be given to each case. Click here to view a complete list. Imperial honours awarded to Australians, if awarded since 5 October 1992, are no longer part of the Australian honours and awards system, and are foreign awards. I was given some very good advice on medal wearing and relative's medals a few years ago: Wear your own medals. [21], There are four categories of honours in the Defence system as follows:[21], It is common that units claim Honours from original units with a historical connection to a military predecessors of the current Unit. Bold names are living recipients. The creation in 1975 of the Australian honours and awards system saw Australian recommendations for the Imperial awards decline, with the last awards being gazetted in 1989. An example is the ACT Emergency Medal instituted by the ACT to .