IMTU Operational Service Medals Vs. CCR/CSR

[aramis]

I also thought a red card was when someone got thrown out of a game of footie...

Some flavors, Red is sit out the period, not the rest of the game.

IRB rugby, a red card is also suspended for minimum 2 weeks and minimum 2 games, unless the red card was clearly not earned but awarded anyway. At least, according to the notes on Rugby Colorado's website.

Now, as for the board... a red card

means points assessed. Yellow

means warning only. And only staff see them.

 

[Meteoric Assault]

Some flavors, Red is sit out the period, not the rest of the game.

IRB rugby, a red card is also suspended for minimum 2 weeks and minimum 2 games, unless the red card was clearly not earned but awarded anyway. At least, according to the notes on Rugby Colorado's website.

Now, as for the board... a red card

means points assessed. Yellow

means warning only. And only staff see them.

How many yellow cards do I have?

 

[Magnus von Thornwood]

Why?

How many yellow cards do I have?

Do you want one? :devil:

 

[Meteoric Assault]

Do you want one? :devil:

with sparkles!!!!!:rofl:

 

[Magnus von Thornwood]

Alright!

with sparkles!!!!!:rofl:

Who let the Black Gang monkey on to the Line decks?

Sparkles, huh? Do, I look like a magical pony to you, son?!

Get back to that mouse and computer, them rank insignia and heraldic devices don't make themselves...I think, I mean at TL-F+ who can tell any more.

 

[Meteoric Assault]

Who let them Black Gang monkey on to the Line decks?

Sparkles, huh? Do, I look like a magical pony to you, son?!

Get back to that mouse and computer, them rank insignia and heraldic devices don't make themselves...I think, I mean at TL-F+ who can tell any more.

I have so much stuff I need to finish up, I think I need to clear the decks before I create anything else new.

 

[Leitz]

Hmm..I will confess to being a late comer to your artwork. Seriously enjoying it, though!

 

[Meteoric Assault]

Hmm..I will confess to being a late comer to your artwork. Seriously enjoying it, though!

Its okay... I am a latecomer to finishing it as well. Let me know when I catch up.

 

[aramis]

How many yellow cards do I have?

I normally don't reveal such information in the open.

But since you asked publicly - and it's not embarrassing: none to date.

You getr PM'd yellows ("You have received a warning") and reds ("You have received an infraction")

 

[Murph]

I agree, but look at the Air Medal for an example. Numbers equals awards, plus devices: "V" for Valor, etc. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Awards_and_decorations_of_the_United_States_Armed_Forces With devices: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_military_award_devices

 

[Murph]

WOW! Amazing.

 

[Murph]

Sad, but too true. Even in the British Army, there are OSM (Operational Service Medals) for specific campaigns, which I think would be more often issued than other medals. For the US a good example is the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armed_Forces_Expeditionary_Medal which with the right devices would meet your criteria. The arrowhead device denotes assault landings. Service stars are for additional awards.

I would very much like to see what your do with the SEH, MCG, and MCUF (which I relate to the Medal of Honor/Victoria Cross), the Silver Star, and the Bronze Star with V device. I can see the SEH as a neck order. There is probably a version of the Legion of Merit, which normally is given to senior officers who had successfully served and not contracted a venerial disease or gotten caught in a torrid affair.

The American System is if you fart down wind from a general you get a medal... I am inspired by the frogs ( french) here.