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| | | | Medals will be awarded to [SAS] members who demonstrate great skill and dedication. Earning a medal is something very important for the clan and also for the person. It takes tremendous dedication, honor and skill to earn awards. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | The Operator demonstrates advanced knowledge of all tactical aids, their correct use and their correct method of application.
The Operator is able to deploy a tactical aid with advanced accuracy and efficiency. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | The Operator is able to, within an allotted time frame, neutralize a predetermined number of threats with an Assault Rifle class weapon. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | The Operator is able to, within an allotted time frame, neutralize a predetermined number of threats with a SMG class weapon. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | The Operator is able to, within an allotted time frame, neutralize a predetermined number of threats with a semi-automatic handgun. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | The Operator is able to, within an allotted time frame, neutralize a predetermined number of threats with a shotgun. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | The Operator is able to, within an allotted time frame, neutralize a predetermined number of threats with an LMG class weapon. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | The Operator is able to, within an allotted time frame, neutralize a predetermined number of threats with a sniper rifle. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | The Operator is able to, within an allotted time frame, neutralize a predetermined number of threats with an LTL class shoulder-fired weapon. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | Replaces the individual Weaponry Badges once all are earned*. (*LTL is only available in SWAT and therefore not required to earn the Advanced Weaponry Badge.) |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | 15 hours of official training to members or recruits and successful completion of oral and/or written questioning. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | 30 hours of official training to members or recruits and successful completion of oral and/or written questioning. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | 60 hours of official training to members or recruits and successful completion of oral and/or written questioning. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | To earn a DS position, the member must complete the following:
1. Conducted at least one REAL tryout under direct supervision.
2. Participated in at least 3 real or mock tryouts.
3. Brought at least one PR to Rct status. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | Assist 3 Rcts to Trooper rank. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | Assist 6 Rcts to Trooper rank. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | Assist 9 Rcts to Trooper rank. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | The Operator is able to reach an objective without initiating the loss of stealth and with minimal neutralization of threats.
The Operator demonstrates advanced knowledge of the rules and tactics of stealth. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | The Operator is able to reach an objective within a certain time limit.
The Operator demonstrates advanced knowledge of the rules and tactics of dynamics. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | Successfully pass the Advanced Training Examination. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | Participate in the Element Leader training course and
successfully pass the EL examination. |
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| Expert Operator - Element |
| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | Operator is able to neutralize the appropriate number of threats while skillfully performing the duties of a team position(s). The manner in which the threats were eliminated and the operator's positioning within the element are taken into consideration. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | Original name of the displayed medal = Volunteer Reserves Service Medal (VRSM) | | | | Awarded for: | | Volunteers for and follows through with a one-time assignment that leads to the betterment of the team. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | Original name of the displayed medal = Generel Service Medal (GSM) | | | | Awarded for: | | Awarded for each year of active service. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | Original name of the displayed medal = Efficiency Medal (Territorial) | | | | Awarded for: | | Awarded for 4 years of active service. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | The true Victoria Cross has been awarded only 11 times since 1945 (the last two times being in the Falklands War in 1982). This is the highest level award that a member may earn. This award is meant to distinguish someone as being one of the best in the history of our team. These individuals are held up as the example for others to aspire to. It is an extreme honor to be awarded the Victoria Cross. | | | | Awarded for: | 1. selflessly puts team goals ahead of personal agenda
2. displays uncommon leadership and moral values
3. capable of acheiving team goals in the face of adversity through extraordinary personal effort, sacrifice, leadership or all of the above
4. exemplifies maturity, discipline and professionalism in all situations
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| | |  | | | | History | | The Military Cross recognise acts of bravery during combat operations on land. | | | | Awarded for: | 1. having a primary role in the development of 5 Recruits who successfully complete the Selection Course
2. discovering a new PR and taking on the role of mentor with the end result being successful completion of the Selection Course
3. participating in a "successful" Live Op where mission objectives were acheived |
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| The Mention in Despatches |
| | |  | | | | History | | The Mention in Despatches is the oldest form of recognition of gallantry within the UK Armed Forces. Since 1993, the Mention in Despatches has been reserved for gallantry during active operations. | | | | Awarded for: | 1. exceptional and regular use of established tactics or SOPs
2. advancement or refinement of a tactic or SOP that is adopted for general use
3. achieving the rank of Cpl, SSgt, SSM, RSM, or becoming a certified EL (element leader) |
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| | |  | | | | History | | The George Cross ranks with the Victoria Cross as the nation's highest award for gallantry, and was instituted in 1940 to recognise actions of supreme gallantry in circumstances for which the Victoria Cross was not appropriate. Thus, it may be awarded to civilians, as well as members of the Armed Forces for acts of gallantry not in the presence of the enemy, including, for example, military explosive ordnance disposal personnel. It was also famously awarded to the Island of Malta for its collective gallantry during the Second World War. | | | | Awarded for: | 1. membership in excess of 1 yr
2. excelling at team related responsibilities
3. being the leader of a successful live operation that sustained less than 20% casualty rate and less than 50% injury rate
4. creating a "successful" live-op plan or scenario |
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| Distinguised Service Order |
| | |  | | | | History | | Dates back to 1886, during the reign of Queen Victoria. The award is generally not given to officers below the rank of Captain. In terms of gallantry awards, The DSO ranks below the Victoria Cross and above the Military Cross, in order of precedence. It is almost always awarded for gallantry in action. There were 8,981 awards for the First World War. | | | | Awarded for: | 1. membership in excess of 2 yrs
2. notable contribution to the improvement of the team
3. exemplifying our code of honor and respecting team traditions
4. displaying dedication through adversity |
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | Participate in 4 Live-Ops. Not dependent on Health Status. Operator may die all 4 times.
Advanced Combat Service Ribbon
Participate in 4 Live-Ops. Operator survives all LO’s but may be wounded in all 4.
Distinguished Combat Service Ribbon
Participates in 4 Live-Ops. Operator is unharmed in all 4 LO’s.
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| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | Participate in and survive wounds suffered during 4 Live-Ops. |
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| Distinguished Combat Ribbon |
| | |  | | | | History | | none | | | | Awarded for: | | Participate in and complete unharmed 4 Live-Ops. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | The George Medal, like the George Cross, was instituted in 1940 and can be awarded both to civilians and to military personnel for acts of bravery not in the face of the enemy. | | | | Awarded for: | 1. training in excess of 20 hrs per month for no fewer than 3 consecutive months (verified by weekly reports-falsifying reports will result in dismissal)
2. having a primary role in the promotion of 3 Troopers to the rank of LCpl
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| | |  | | | | History | | The Queens Gallantry Medal can be awarded to civilians or military personnel. It was instituted in 1974. It is awarded "for exemplary acts of bravery". | | | | Awarded for: | | 1. awarded annually with each year of continuous service |
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| | |  | | | | History | | USAF | | | | Awarded for: | | During a Live-op displayed direct actions that resulted in the success of the mission that had a minor influence. |
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| | |  | | | | History | | USAF | | | | Awarded for: | | During a Live-op displayed direct actions that resulted in the success of the mission that had a major influence. |
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