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The medal is a circular shape of nickel colour. The obverse bears the stylized solar halo of One Nation with the inscription 'Kingdom of Morobe and Vorsia Companion'. The medal is mounted to the ribbon by a clasp with the inscription 'One Nation Under Jou'. The ribbon is rectangular, made of black, grey and pale blue coloured stripes, representing the terrain of an asteroid.
The medal is a circular shape of nickel colour. The obverse bears the stylized solar halo of One Nation with the inscription 'Kingdom of Morobe and Vorsia Companion'. The medal is mounted to the ribbon by a clasp with the inscription 'One Nation Under Jou'. The ribbon is rectangular, made of black, pale blue and grey coloured stripes, representing the terrain of an asteroid.


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Revision as of 03:28, 31 July 2023

Project Frontier Medal
General Information
Category Development Projects
Awarded for Participation in construction and development efforts on asteroids in deep space.
Status Currently awarded
Established Year 24
Ribbon

Project Frontier Medal is awarded to individuals who have actively contributed to any development projects in deep space. The medal is awarded only once, regardless of number of projects participated in. Subsequent contributions may be recognized with other awards if warranted.

The minimum requirement for eligibility is active participation in logistics, construction or project planning.

Description

The medal is a circular shape of nickel colour. The obverse bears the stylized solar halo of One Nation with the inscription 'Kingdom of Morobe and Vorsia Companion'. The medal is mounted to the ribbon by a clasp with the inscription 'One Nation Under Jou'. The ribbon is rectangular, made of black, pale blue and grey coloured stripes, representing the terrain of an asteroid.