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Awarded in 4 levels for confirmed enemy kills by a member of the [[Section 13/ | Awarded in 4 levels for confirmed enemy kills by a member of the [[Section 13/Wolfhounds|Wolfhounds]], with a stripe being added at each new level. The level 1 Headhunters Ribbon is awarded after 5 confirmed kills, with levels 2, 3, and 4 being awarded after 10, 25, and 50 kills respectively. | ||
==Conventional Medals== | ==Conventional Medals== | ||
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Merit system 4.1
This is the current and active merit system used to recognize the bravery and commitment of Section 13 Members. It is a revised and approved edition of the 4th active merit system (AMS4-1). Images will be added at a later date.
Service ribbons
Service ribbons are not in themselves medals, but are awarded to Sworn Members For their time and dedication.
Long Service Ribbon
The Long Service Ribbon is awarded to Sworn Members after having complete 1 year of service
Wolfhound Service Ribbon
Awarded to Sworn members that have been hand picked by Wolfhound leadership, and Served in active combat or no less than 3 months duty.
Special Operations Ribbon
The Spec. Ops. Ribbon is given to members who participate in rare, joint task missions with other groups, or undertake dangerous long term covert missions and information gathering. Very few S13 members ever bare this ribbon.
Delta Service / Delta Leadership Ribbon
Awarded for having graduated from the final mission of the Delta Squad training program, and having achieved the rank of Zombie Hunter. This ribbon is replaced or upgraded to the Delta Leadership Ribbon after having acted as an instructor for Delta Squad recruits.
Headhunter’s ribbon
Awarded in 4 levels for confirmed enemy kills by a member of the Wolfhounds, with a stripe being added at each new level. The level 1 Headhunters Ribbon is awarded after 5 confirmed kills, with levels 2, 3, and 4 being awarded after 10, 25, and 50 kills respectively.
Conventional Medals
Act of Distinction, AD
(merged with Bronze service medal) [IMG]http://i41.tinypic.com/20kezyx.jpg[/IMG] Often awarded for outstanding mission participation, or service during a tour of duty, or for outstanding efforts in leadership and organization, not always combat related.
Bravery Medal, BM
(formerly Order of Bravery) [IMG]http://i41.tinypic.com/2qlrj3p.jpg[/IMG] Awarded for specific and notable instances of great achievement and bravery, often undertaken regardless of personal risk. This medal must be recommended by another sworn member with events cited in detail.
Order of St. Max., OSM
(Formerly Distinguished Service Cross relegated from elite status) [IMG]http://i43.tinypic.com/kaixjp.jpg[/IMG] bravery and distinction, in the direct presence of the enemy The OSM sets apart members whose bravery and sense of duty maintain an exemplary standard of service.
Elite Medals
Romero Cross, RC
(no change, peace time, or leadership elite medal) [IMG]http://i42.tinypic.com/20gkzm8.jpg[/IMG] (Vigilance and Dedication above and beyond the call of duty) The Romero Cross is trumped only by the Loyalists Cross itself. Awarded for unparalleled contributions and leadership, this medal is given to the most highly regarded and tenured members.
Loyalists Cross, LC
(no Change, Highest elite medal) [IMG]http://i41.tinypic.com/33b1x0n.jpg[/IMG] (For valour, and consistent demonstration of unflinching loyalty) Section 13’s single most prestigious honour. Awarded to only the most dedicated members who show both unflinching loyalty and bravery. These men set the ideal standard of service. The LC can only be Awarded after unanimous approval by all three tribunal members.
