Monarch's Thanks
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The Monarch's Thanks (MT) is awarded personally by the Crown to Navy and Marine officers and enlisted for performance of duty in the face of danger<ref name="HH1">"On Basilisk Station"</ref>. In canon, known recpients include Rafael Cardones<ref name="HH1">"On Basilisk Station"</ref>, Lady Dame Honor Harrington, Alistair McKeon<ref name="HH1">"On Basilisk Station"</ref>, Prescott 'Scotty' Tremaine<ref name="HH1">"On Basilisk Station"</ref>, Andreas Venizelos<ref name="HH1">"On Basilisk Station"</ref>, and Alistair Walsingham-Chatfield.
TRMN Information
This award is issued on behalf of the Monarch by the First Lord of the Admiralty for a mission or assignment exceptionally well done. The award is shown by a burgundy red stripe, one centimeter in width, at a 30-degree angle all the way around the upper right sleeve of the uniform below the TRMN Patch, or on the right sleeve of a civilian court dress or tuxedo. There are no post nominal entitlements for the Monarch’s Thanks. Subsequent awards are denoted by the addition of a gold crown to the stripe for the next four awards, and a gold border 1/8” in width for a fifth award. Additional gold crowns are added to the gold-bordered stripe for the sixth and subsequent awards.<ref name="aman2014">TRMN Bureau of Personnel Awards Manual 2014 Edition</ref>
Honorees
References
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