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WikiChevrons • WikiChevrons with Oak Leaves • "Military historian of the Year" • A-Class medals • Service awards • Topical awards • Other awards
The WikiChevrons are the project's official award, to be bestowed on anyone who has made significant contributions to Wikipedia's coverage of military history or to the project itself. The WikiChevrons may be awarded by any user, and project members are encouraged to use them to recognize outstanding work by their fellow editors. A template is available for ease of use:
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WikiChevrons with Oak Leaves
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WikiChevrons with Oak Leaves
The WikiChevrons with Oak Leaves are awarded by the project coordinators in the name of the project as a whole; they are intended to recognize editors who have made contributions of truly incredible quality or importance in the area of military history. Members wishing to nominate an editor for the award should leave a brief recommendation on this page, keeping in mind the following:
- Editors are cordially requested not to nominate themselves.
- Nominees should generally be members of the WikiProject.
- Nominees should generally already have received the WikiChevrons.
- Nominees should not be coordinators. By tradition and consensus, coordinators are ineligible for the WikiChevrons with Oak Leaves until they leave office.
To date, 47 individuals have been awarded the WikiChevrons with Oak Leaves. One award has been made posthumously, and one individual has received the award two times.
- Abraham, B.S.: In recognition of his many valuable contributions to the project as an active reviewer, a thoughtful contributor to military history discussions, a fine content contributor, and a gentleman. (Awarded January 2009)
- AustralianRupert: In recognition of his dedicated contributions to the Military history WikiProject during his tenure as coordinator, particularly as exemplified by his diligent and helpful participation in A-Class reviews and by the kindness with which he treated nominators and reviewers. (Awarded November 2011)
- Auntieruth55: In recognition of her excellent work on three featured articles (Unification of Germany, Cologne War and Hermann Detzner), detailed A-Class reviews, high levels of participation, and for always helping other contributors. (Awarded December 2009)
- Bahamut0013: In recognition of his contributions to military history and our project. (Posthumous; awarded September 2011)
- Bedford: In recognition of the outstanding contribution he has made to the project's organization by going above and beyond the call of duty in tagging, assessing, and classifying a massive number of articles during the 2007 assessment drive. (Awarded January 2008)
- Bellhalla: In recognition of his exemplary work on military history articles and DYK entries. (Awarded September 2008)
- Brad101: In recognition of his excellent work on a sizable number of nautical articles that fall within our scope which has produced a number of high quality articles for the Military history Project and WikiProject Ships. (Awarded February 2010)
- Buckshot06: In recognition of his consistently excellent edits and his continued commitment and tireless efforts towards improving the quality of articles pertaining to military history. (Awarded June 2008)
- Bwmoll3: In recognition of his superior contributions to a variety of articles about the United States Air Force, including a great number of those dealing with wings and installations. (Awarded January 2008)
- Cla68: In recognition of his many valuable contributions to military history articles, and, in particular, his leading role in the creation of numerous featured articles on the topic of the Pacific Theater of World War II. (Awarded April 2007)
- Cplakidas: in recognition of his truly outstanding work in improving Wikipedia's coverage of the Byzantine period through contributions which (as of June 2010) include 96 DYKs, 20 good articles, one featured article, one featured picture and numerous other article and image creations. (Awarded June 2010)
- Dapi89: In recognition of their high quality content work. (Awarded June 2011)
- Durova: In recognition of her exemplary work on military history featured pictures, sounds, and articles. (Awarded August 2008)
- Eurocopter: In recognition of his long and distinguished service as a coordinator of this project from August 2007 to May 2010; coordination of the Henry Allingham World War I Contest; his exceptional behind the scenes work in the ongoing running of the A-Class review process; and in recognition of his contributions which include three featured articles and six A-Class articles. (Awarded June 2010)
- EyeSerene: In recognition of his diligent and excellent copyediting of vast quantities of military history articles—notably his work on multiple featured article candidates. (Awarded October 2008)
- Halibutt: In recognition of his massive contributions to articles related to the Eastern Front of World War II and the military history of Poland, including the production of ten featured articles. (Awarded July 2007)
- Hlj: In recognition of his many consistently fine and valuable contributions to military history articles within the American Civil War task force. (Awarded May 2008)
- Ian Rose: In recognition of his outstanding contributions to Australian military history articles (including four featured articles, an A-Class article, and four good articles), his highly civil and collaborative editing, and his willingness to provide advice and assistance to other editors. (Awarded February 2009)
- JKBrooks85: In recognition of his diligent efforts to improve our coverage of fortifications in the American Civil War, and, in particular, his creation of a substantial number of A-Class articles. (Awarded October 2007)
- JonCatalán: In recognition of his distinguished service as a coordinator of this project, his thorough article reviews, and his exemplary contributions to 14 featured articles, one featured topic, and many A-Class and good articles. (Awarded April 2009)
- Jim Sweeney: In recognition of his contributions to high quality content, outstanding GAN backlog work, and assistance to project members. (Awarded December 2010)
- Kevin Myers: In recognition of his outstanding work on early modern warfare in North America, and, in particular, the creation of four featured articles on the topic. (Awarded May 2007)
- Kirill Lokshin: In recognition of his outstanding organizational work, his painstaking maintenance work, and his unstinting advice, throughout his two years of project leadership. (Awarded February 2008)
- Kyriakos: In recognition of his long and distinguished service as a Coordinator of the Military history WikiProject from February 2007 to September 2008. (Awarded October 2008)
- LordAmeth: In recognition of his long and distinguished service as a Coordinator of the Military history WikiProject from August 2006 to September 2008. (Awarded October 2008)
- Magicpiano: In recognition of his diligent work in both the French and Indian and the American Revolutionary Wars, including five featured and numerous good articles. (Awarded October 2010)
- MBK004: In recognition of his outstanding effort to improve our complement of naval ships by updating infoboxes, replacing deprecated infoboxes, and locating sources for ships in the employment of their respective countries' navies. (Awarded February 2008)
- Mike Christie: In recognition of his outstanding work on Anglo-Saxon military history, including the production of numerous featured articles. (Awarded November 2007)
- MisterBee1966: In recognition of his contributions to seven featured lists on German military awards during the Second World War, and for contributing to four good articles and being instrumental in promoting three of them to A-Class status. (Awarded February 2009)
- Moonriddengirl: In recognition of her unstinting dedication to finding and eliminating potential copyright concerns in military history articles. Her diligence and commitment have been crucial in helping maintain Wikipedia's reputation as an outstanding scholarly resource on military matters. (Awarded September 2010)
- Nick-D: In recognition of his long and distinguished service as a coordinator of this project from February 2008 to March 2010; sterling efforts on "big picture" subjects, including ten featured articles; and tireless participation in discussion and review. (Awarded March 2010)
- Nikkimaria: In recognition of her dedicated, thorough, and good-humoured work as a delegate for the featured article review process and as a regular and conscientious reviewer of large numbers of Military history-related featured article candidates. (Awarded September 2011)
- Noclador: In recognition of his outstanding work on structural graphics for land-based forces worldwide, his contributions to the Alpini and other regiments, and all his other military graphics. (Awarded June 2007)
- Parsecboy: For his outstanding work in bringing almost all of the WWI-era German battleships up to GA, A, or FA class. His single-mind determination in this field has helped immeaasurably with the project's WWI Centennial Drive. (Awarded July 2009)
- Piotrus: In recognition of his outstanding contributions to Polish military history, including the creation of numerous featured articles, A-Class articles, and good articles on the subject. (Awarded June 2008)
- Raul654: In recognition of his contributions to six current military history featured articles, his flexibility in managing the "Today's featured article" list to accommodate relevant main-page appearances, and his generosity in providing many images for our visual library. (Awarded February 2009)
- RM Gillespie: In recognition of his massive efforts to improve Wikipedia's coverage of the Vietnam War, and, in particular, his development of a substantial portion of the project's A-Class articles. (Awarded April 2007)
- Roger Davies: In recognition of his outstanding leadership of the Military history WikiProject, including his introduction of the logistics department, his dedication to the Tag and Assess 2008 & B-class Assessment Drive efforts, and his astute advice and never-ending support and encouragement as both a coordinator and lead coordinator. (Awarded September 2009)
- SandyGeorgia: In recognition of the instrumental role she plays in the featured article process, both by checking the project's featured article candidates to ensure that citations are formatted correctly, and by helping clear out the backlog of featured articles that no longer meet the criteria. (Awarded September 2007)
- SandyGeorgia: In recognition of her continued contributions to the effectiveness of the featured article process. (Second award; awarded September 2011)
- Sturmvogel 66: In recognition of his distinguished service as a coordinator of this project, extraordinary performance within the Henry Allingham World War I Contest and other extremely valuable contributions to the project. (Awarded March 2010)
- The Land: In recognition of his significant contributions to the area of maritime warfare, as he has authored six of the seven articles in the "history of the battleship" series, with four of these being featured. (Awarded February 2009)
- TomStar81: In recognition of both his long and distinguished service as a coordinator of this project from August 2007 to October 2008, and of his exemplary contributions to articles on the vessels of the U.S. Navy. (Awarded November 2008)
- Tony the Marine: In recognition of his considerable efforts in raising Puerto Rican- and Hispanic-related military history articles to featured status. (Awarded October 2007)
- Wandalstouring: In recognition of his long and dedicated service as a project coordinator and his many contributions to the structure and operations of the project. (Awarded August 2007)
- Wilsbadkarma: In recognition of his work on lists (included two featured lists) and portals (including one featured portal). Lists especially are an undermanned area of work, and his excellent efforts deserve commendation. (Awarded April 2007)
- Woody: In recognition of his outstanding work on topics related to the Victoria Cross, notably including the creation of featured articles, featured lists, and a featured topic. (Awarded December 2007)
- YellowMonkey: In recognition of his efforts in improving the quality of articles related to Vietnamese military history, including the creation of numerous A-Class articles. (Awarded December 2007)
"Military historian of the Year"
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The "Military historian of the Year" award recognizes the editors who have contributed most to the field of military history on Wikipedia over the course of a given year. The award was first awarded in 2009, for contributions in 2008.
Awards for 2008:
- First place: JonCatalán
- Second place: Cla68
- Third place: TomStar81 and Skinny87
- Runners-up: Abraham, B.S., Bellhalla, Dreamafter, Durova, Ian Rose, Nick-D, Saberwyn, Woody, YellowMonkey, and Ynhockey
Awards for 2009:
Awards for 2010:
- First place: Sturmvogel 66
- Second place: Parsecboy
- Third place: AustralianRupert
- Runners-up: Anotherclown, Climie.ca, Dank, Ed!, Emeraude, Hawkeye7, Hchc2009, Ian Rose, MBK004, Nick-D, and The ed17
Awards for 2011:
- First place: AustralianRupert
- Second place: Ian Rose
- Third place: Nick-D
- Runners-up: Adamdaley, Anotherclown, Bahamut0013, Cliftonian, Ed!, Hawkeye7, HJ Mitchell, MarcusBritish, MisterBee1966, Nikkimaria, Parsecboy, The Bushranger, The ed17, and Wild Wolf
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A-Class medal with Oak Leaves
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A-Class medal with Swords
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A-Class medal with Diamonds
The Military history A-Class medals encourage and recognize excellence in article creation and development. They are open to any editor who has made a significant contribution to three or more military history A-Class articles promoted since 1 August 2008. Nominations, including self-nominations, should be made on this page, and should list the three A-Class articles for which the award is sought. The nomination must subsequently be endorsed by at least three project coordinators, who will award the medal.
The four types of medals are awarded as follows:
- For the first four groups (1–4) of three articles, the A-Class medal is awarded for each group
- For the next five groups (5–9) of three articles, the A-Class medal with Oak Leaves is awarded for each group
- For the next ten groups (10–19) of articles, the A-Class medal with Swords is awarded for each group
- For additional groups (20+) of three articles, the A-Class medal with Diamonds is awarded for each group
A-Class medal
The A-Class medal was introduced in August 2008 and has been awarded to the following editors:
- Abraham, B.S.: for Percy Herbert Cherry, Blair Anderson Wark, and Joseph Maxwell. (Awarded October 2008)
- Abraham, B.S.: for Clarence Smith Jeffries, George Ingram, and John Whittle. (Awarded January 2009)
- Abraham, B.S.: for Harry Murray, James Newland, and George Julian Howell. (Awarded January 2009)
- Abraham, B.S.: for Percy Statton, Tom Derrick, and List of Australian George Cross recipients. (Awarded February 2009)
- Anotherclown: for Operation Coburg, Battle of Bita Paka and First Battle of Maryang San. (Awarded February 2010)
- Auntieruth55: for Hermann Detzner, Cologne War and Battle of Ostrach. (Awarded December 2009)
- Auntieruth55: for Johann von Klenau, Friedrich Freiherr von Hotze and Battle of Winterthur (1799). (Awarded January 2010)
- Auntieruth55: for Siege of Godesberg (1583), Karl Aloys zu Fürstenberg and Army of the Danube. (Awarded March 2010)
- Auntieruth55: for Battle of Dürenstein, War of the Bavarian Succession and Order of Saint Hubert (Bavarian). (Awarded April 2010)
- AustralianRupert: for No. 3 Commando, Battle of Slater's Knoll and No. 6 Commando. (Awarded June 2010)
- Bellhalla: for USS Mercy (AH-4), SS Pennsylvanian, and SS Dakotan. (Awarded August 2008)
- Bellhalla: for SS Montanan, SS Ohioan (1914), and SS Panaman. (Awarded October 2008)
- Bellhalla: for MS West Honaker, SS Iowan and USS West Bridge (ID-2888). (Awarded October 2008)
- Bellhalla: for SS Black Osprey, SS Mauna Loa, and SM U-5 (Austria-Hungary). (Awarded December 2008)
- Brad101: for USS Constitution, USS Congress (1799), and USS President (1800). (Awarded October 2009)
- Buggie111: for SMS Erzherzog Franz Ferdinand, Russian battleship Sevastopol (1895) and Battle of Caldera Bay. (Awarded February 2012)
- Cam: for 2nd Canadian Infantry Division, Operation Lüttich, and Yamato class battleship. (Awarded January 2009)
- Cam: for Operation Totalize, Japanese battleship Yamato and Japanese battleship Musashi. (Awarded February 2009)
- Cam: for Japanese battleship Haruna, Moro River Campaign and Operation Charnwood. (Awarded April 2009)
- Cam: for Operation Windsor, Kongō class battlecruiser and Japanese battleship Kirishima. (Awarded September 2010)
- Cla68: for Operation Ke, Guadalcanal Campaign, and USS Iowa turret explosion. (Awarded January 2009)
- Cla68: for Fred Moosally, Battle of the Coral Sea and Japanese aircraft carrier Hōshō. (Awarded December 2010)
- Constantine: for Roman–Parthian War of 58–63, Byzantine civil war of 1341–1347 and John Kourkouas. (Awarded September 2010)
- Constantine: for Sviatoslav's invasion of Bulgaria, Battle of Kalavrye and Sack of Amorium. (Awarded December 2010)
- Cool3: for Operation Deny Flight, Hastings Ismay, 1st Baron Ismay and Operation Sky Monitor. (Awarded June 2009)
- Ed!: for 7th Infantry Division (United States), 24th Infantry Division (United States) and I Corps (United States). (Awarded August 2009)
- Ed!: for Battle of Osan, Battle of Taejon and Battle of Pyongtaek. (Awarded April 2010)
- Ed!: for Battle of Naktong Bulge, Battle of Chonan and Battle of Chochiwon. (Awarded April 2010)
- Ed!: for Battle of P'ohang-dong, Battle of Taegu and Hill 303 massacre. (Awarded October 2010)
- Eurocopter: for Operation Epsom, Operation Cobra, and Battle of Berlin. (Awarded January 2009)
- Eurocopter: for Falaise pocket, Hill 262, and First Battle of Târgu Frumos. (Awarded April 2009)
- Grandiose: for Livonian War, Background of the Spanish Civil War and Nyon Conference. (Awarded September 2011)
- Hawkeye7: for Neil Hamilton Fairley, Edmund Herring and Admiralty Islands campaign. (Awarded January 2009)
- Hawkeye7: for Battle of Kaiapit, Landing at Saidor and George Alan Vasey. (Awarded January 2009)
- Hawkeye7: for Battle of Sio, Sydney Rowell and Battle of Wau. (Awarded March 2009)
- Hawkeye7: for Frank Horton Berryman, Stanley Savige and Samuel Burston. (Awarded April 2009)
- Hchc2009: for Kenilworth Castle, York Castle, and Stephen, King of England. (Awarded August 2011)
- Historical Perspective: for Massachusetts in the American Civil War, 22nd Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry and 29th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. (Awarded January 2011)
- HJ Mitchell: for Mike Jackson, Michael Walker, Baron Walker of Aldringham and Tim Cross. (Awarded June 2011)
- Ian Rose: for Stanley Goble, William Bostock, and Frank Hubert McNamara. (Awarded February 2009)
- Ian Rose: for Clare Stevenson, Joe Hewitt (RAAF officer), and Adrian Cole (RAAF officer). (Awarded April 2009)
- Ian Rose: for Arthur Henry Cobby, Frank Bladin and Henry Burrell (RAN officer). (Awarded May 2009)
- Ian Rose: for John Lerew, Ellis Wackett and John Lloyd Waddy. (Awarded October 2009)
- Jappalang: for Battle of Barnet, Battle of Bosworth Field and Battle of Towton. (Awarded January 2011)
- Jim Sweeney: for British Army during World War I, Robert Peverell Hichens and British Commandos. (Awarded August 2010)
- JonCatalán: for Panzer I, TAM, and AMX-30E. (Awarded August 2008)
- JonCatalán: for Battle of Khafji, Rheinmetall 120 mm gun, and AMX-30. (Awarded December 2008)
- JonCatalán: for Panzer IV, Third Battle of Kharkov, and Tanks in the Spanish Army. (Awarded January 2009)
- JonCatalán: for Arena Active Protection System, Operation Winter Storm, and List of tanks in the Spanish Civil War. (Awarded January 2009)
- Kumioko: for Smedley Butler, Michael J. Daly, and Michael P. Murphy. (Awarded March 2010)
- Magicpiano: for Capture of Fort Ticonderoga, Powder Alarm and Fort Ticonderoga. (Awarded April 2009)
- Magicpiano: for Battle of Ticonderoga (1759), Siege of Fort Ticonderoga (1777) and Battle of The Cedars. (Awarded April 2010)
- Magicpiano: for Battle of Valcour Island, Battle of Quebec (1775) and Arnold's expedition to Quebec. (Awarded September 2010)
- MisterBee1966: for Heinrich Bär, Walter Nowotny and Wolfgang Lüth. (Awarded April 2009)
- MisterBee1966: for List of Knight's Cross recipients of the Kriegsmarine, List of Knight's Cross recipients of the Schnellboot service, and List of Knight's Cross recipients of the U-boat service. (Awarded May 2009)
- MisterBee1966: for List of German World War II jet aces, Werner Mölders, and List of foreign recipients of the Knight's Cross. (Awarded July 2009)
- MisterBee1966: for Egmont Prinz zur Lippe-Weißenfeld, List of Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords or Diamonds recipients of the Waffen-SS and Helmut Lent. (Awarded December 2009)
- Nudve: for North Yemen Civil War, Battles of the Kinarot Valley, and Operation Mole Cricket 19. (Awarded February 2009)
- Nick-D: for Military history of Australia during World War II, Battle of Morotai and Australian light destroyer project. (Awarded April 2009)
- Nick-D: for Take Ichi convoy, Convoy GP55 and Operation Teardrop. (Awarded October 2009)
- Nick-D: for Dutch 1913 battleship proposal, No. 1 Wing RAAF and Ordnance QF 25-pounder Short. (Awarded April 2010)
- Nick-D: for Bombing of Yawata (June 1944), Bombing of Singapore (1944–1945) and Black Friday (1945). (Awarded November 2010)
- Parsecboy: for SMS Von der Tann, SMS Moltke (1910) and Nassau class battleship. (Awarded March 2009)
- Parsecboy: for Moltke class battlecruiser, Amagi class battlecruiser and SMS Seydlitz. (Awarded April 2009)
- Parsecboy: for Helgoland class battleship, Kaiser class battleship and SMS Blücher. (Awarded July 2009)
- Parsecboy: for König class battleship, SMS König, and Derfflinger class battlecruiser. (Awarded August 2009)
- Piotrus: for Kiev Expedition (1018), Polish culture during World War II and Łódź insurrection (1905). (Awarded December 2011)
- Saberwyn: for Collins class submarine, HMAS Sydney (R17) and HMAS Australia (1911). (Awarded April 2010)
- Skinny87: for 13th Airborne Division (United States), Tetrarch (tank), and Operation Freshman. (Awarded March 2009)
- Socrates2008: for 1968 Thule Air Base B-52 crash, Siege of Kimberley, and Battle of Magersfontein. (Awarded December 2010)
- Sp33dyphil: for Northrop YF-23, McDonnell XF-85 Goblin, and List of Ohio class submarines. (Awarded February 2012)
- Sturmvogel 66: for Sd.Kfz. 10, Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-3, and Petlyakov Pe-8. (Awarded January 2010)
- Sturmvogel 66: for HMS Lion (1910), Yermolayev Yer-2, and Sovetsky Soyuz class battleship. (Awarded April 2010)
- Sturmvogel 66: for HMAS Australia (1911), Petlyakov Pe-3, and Russian battleship Slava. (Awarded May 2010)
- Sturmvogel 66: for Japanese aircraft carrier Kaga, HMS Princess Royal (1911) and List of battlecruisers of Russia. (Awarded July 2010)
- The Bushranger: for List of armored cruisers of Germany, De Lackner HZ-1 Aerocycle and Hall XPTBH (Awarded January 2012)
- The_ed17: for USS Nevada (BB-36), Alaska class cruiser, and Lexington class battlecruiser. (Awarded January 2009)
- The_ed17: for Design 1047 battlecruiser, Amagi class battlecruiser, and Brazilian battleship Minas Gerais. (Awarded April 2009)
- The_ed17: for North Carolina class battleship, Brazilian cruiser Bahia and Tosa class battleship. (Awarded October 2009)
- The_ed17: for Design A-150 battleship, Dutch 1913 battleship proposal and USS Hawaii (CB-3). (Awarded January 2010)
- TomStar81: for United States Naval Gunfire Support debate, USS Iowa (BB-61), and USS Texas (BB-35). (Awarded February 2009)
- TonyTheTiger: for Four Freedoms (Norman Rockwell), Bob Chappuis, and Elmer Gedeon. (Awarded January 2009)
- TonyTheTiger: for Willie Gillis, Jon Burge, and Fountain of Time. (Awarded March 2009)
- XavierGreen: for Bombardment of Papeete, Action of 1 August 1801, and Action of 9 February 1799. (Awarded June 2010)
- YellowMonkey: for Military career of Keith Miller, Keith Miller, and 1964 Brinks Hotel bombing. (Awarded March 2009)
- YellowMonkey: for Hue chemical attacks, Ba Cut, and Xa Loi Pagoda raids. (Awarded March 2009)
- YellowMonkey: for Gia Long, Keith Johnson (cricket administrator) and Ton That Dinh. (Awarded April 2009)
- YellowMonkey: for Nguyen Van Nhung, Lê Văn Duyệt and September 1964 South Vietnamese coup attempt. (Awarded August 2010)
- Yoenit: for Indiana class battleship, USS Indiana (BB-1) and USS Massachusetts (BB-2). (Awarded August 2010)
A-Class medal with Oak Leaves
The A-Class medal with Oak Leaves was introduced in January 2009 and has been awarded to the following editors:
- Abraham, B.S.: for Edgar Towner, Henry Wells (general), and Raymond Brownell. (Awarded April 2009)
- Abraham, B.S.: for Otto Becher, Teddy Sheean and Lewis McGee. (Awarded October 2009)
- Abraham, B.S.: for Walter Peeler, Thomas Baker (aviator) and Cedric Howell. (Awarded January 2010)
- Bellhalla: for SS Washingtonian, SS Minnesotan, and SS Timothy Bloodworth. (Awarded January 2009)
- Bellhalla: for U-1 class submarine (Austria-Hungary), U-3 class submarine (Austria-Hungary), and SM U-14 (Austria-Hungary). (Awarded February 2009)
- Bellhalla: for U-5 class submarine (Austria-Hungary), U-20 class submarine, and SM U-68. (Awarded February 2009)
- Bellhalla: for SM U-66, SM UB-45 and SM UB-43. (Awarded March 2009)
- Bellhalla: for SM U-10, SM UB-14 and SM UB-16. (Awarded May 2009)
- Cam: for List of battlecruisers of Japan, Japanese battleship Kongō, and Japanese battleship Hiei. (Awarded December 2010)
- Ed!: for Hadong Ambush, Chaplain-Medic massacre, and 766th Independent Infantry Regiment (North Korea). (Awarded November 2010)
- Ed!: for Battle of the Bowling Alley, Battle of Sangju (1950), and Battle of Haman. (Awarded January 2011)
- Ed!: for Battle of Hwanggan, Battle of Pusan Perimeter logistics and Battle of Yongdong. (Awarded January 2011)
- Ed!: for 1st Provisional Marine Brigade, Battle of Battle Mountain and Battle of Nam River. (Awarded October 2011)
- Ed!: for Kenneth R. Shadrick, William F. Dean and George Andrew Davis, Jr.. (Awarded December 2011)
- Hawkeye7: for Landing at Nadzab, John Northcott and Landing on Emirau. (Awarded April 2009)
- Hawkeye7: for Albert Kesselring, Rupert Downes and Battle of Bardia. (Awarded November 2009)
- Hawkeye7: for Iven Giffard Mackay, James Harold Cannan and James Whiteside McCay. (Awarded December 2009)
- Hawkeye7: for Vernon Sturdee, Harry Chauvel and Douglas MacArthur. (Awarded April 2010)
- Hawkeye7: for Thomas C. Kinkaid, Leslie Groves and Kenneth Walker. (Awarded December 2010)
- Ian Rose: for Frederick Scherger, Henry Wrigley and Charles Eaton (RAAF officer). (Awarded December 2009)
- Ian Rose: for Alexander Pentland, Oswald Watt and Roderic Dallas. (Awarded March 2010)
- Ian Rose: for Allan Walters, Lester Brain and Brian Eaton. (Awarded April 2010)
- Ian Rose: for William Ellis Newton, Ian Dougald McLachlan and Alan Charlesworth. (Awarded January 2011)
- Ian Rose: for Peter Jeffrey (RAAF officer), William Brill and John McCauley (RAAF officer). (Awarded May 2011)
- MisterBee1966: for Max-Hellmuth Ostermann, List of Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves recipients: 1940–1941 and List of Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves recipients: 1942. (Awarded February 2010)
- MisterBee1966: for Heinrich Prinz zu Sayn-Wittgenstein, List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves recipients (1943) and List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves recipients (1944). (Awarded January 2011)
- MisterBee1966: for Ernst Lindemann, List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross recipients (A), and List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross recipients (C). (Awarded July 2011)
- MisterBee1966: for List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross recipients (V), List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross recipients (U), and List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves recipients (1945). (Awarded August 2011)
- MisterBee1966: for List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross recipients (I), List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross recipients (J) and List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross recipients (O). (Awarded September 2011)
- Nick-D: for Japanese air attacks on the Mariana Islands, No. 79 Squadron RAAF, and John Treloar (museum administrator). (Awarded March 2011)
- Nick-D: for Action of 28 January 1945, Operation Kita and Air raids on Japan. (Awarded January 2012)
- Parsecboy: for SMS Hindenburg, Bayern class battleship and SMS Derfflinger. (Awarded September 2009)
- Parsecboy: for SMS Lützow, SMS Kurfürst Friedrich Wilhelm and Tosa class battleship. (Awarded October 2009)
- Parsecboy: for SMS Nassau, Florida class battleship and List of battlecruisers of Germany. (Awarded January 2010)
- Parsecboy: for SMS Goeben, SMS Helgoland and List of battleships of Germany. (Awarded April 2010)
- Parsecboy: for Deutschland class battleship, SMS Erzherzog Franz Ferdinand and SMS Hannover. (Awarded May 2010)
- Sturmvogel 66: for HMS Indefatigable (1909), Courageous class battlecruiser and Borodino class battlecruiser. (Awarded August 2010)
- Sturmvogel 66: for HMS Courageous (50), Courageous class aircraft carrier and List of battlecruisers of the Royal Navy. (Awarded October 2010)
- Sturmvogel 66: for List of breastwork monitors of the Royal Navy, Japanese aircraft carrier Hōshō and Russian battleship Rostislav (Awarded March 2011)
- Sturmvogel 66: for USS New Ironsides, HMS Queen Mary and Lockheed D-21 (Awarded June 2011)
- Sturmvogel 66: for HMS Hood (51), HMS New Zealand (1911) and HMS Eagle (1918) (Awarded September 2011)
- The_ed17: for ARA Moreno, Rivadavia class battleship and Chilean battleship Almirante Latorre. (Awarded October 2010)
- The_ed17: for List of battlecruisers of Japan, Almirante Latorre-class battleship, and ARA Rivadavia . (Awarded December 2010)
- The_ed17: for Minas Geraes-class battleship, Brazilian battleship São Paulo and South American dreadnought race. (Awarded June 2011)
- YellowMonkey: for 1965 South Vietnamese coup, December 1964 South Vietnamese coup and Nguyen Chanh Thi. (Awarded September 2010)
- YellowMonkey: for 1964 South Vietnamese coup, Lam Van Phat and Lindsay Hassett. (Awarded October 2010)
A-Class medal with Swords
The A-Class medal with Swords was introduced in January 2009, has been awarded to the following editors:
- Bellhalla: for Tucker class destroyer, Yorktown class gunboat and SS American (1900). (Awarded June 2009)
- Hawkeye7: for Manhattan Project, Horace Robertson, and Walter Bedell Smith. (Awarded April 2011)
- Hawkeye7: for Singapore strategy, Frederick Browning and William Sterling Parsons. (Awarded October 2011)
- Hawkeye7: for Thomas Blamey, Relief of General Douglas MacArthur and Battle of the Bismarck Sea. (Awarded December 2011)
- Ian Rose: for Valston Hancock, Alister Murdoch and Colin Hannah. (Awarded May 2011)
- Ian Rose: for James Rowland (RAAF officer), David Evans (RAAF officer) and John Balmer. (Awarded September 2011)
- Ian Rose: for Nicky Barr, Frank Lukis and Albert Ball. (Awarded October 2011)
- Ian Rose: for George Mackinolty, Hector Waller, and Roy Dowling. (Awarded February 2012)
- MisterBee1966: for List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross recipients (Q), List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross recipients (X–Z) and List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross recipients (N). (Awarded October 2011)
- MisterBee1966: for List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross recipients (T), Helmut Wick and Werner Hartenstein. (Awarded February 2011)
- Parsecboy: for SMS Posen, SMS Baden (1915) and SMS Westfalen. (Awarded July 2010)
- Parsecboy: for SMS Rheinland, SMS Kaiser (1911) and SMS Deutschland (1904). (Awarded September 2010)
- Parsecboy: for SMS Kronprinz (1914), SMS Grosser Kurfürst (1913) and SMS Bayern (1915). (Awarded January 2011)
- Parsecboy: for SMS Markgraf, List of armored cruisers of Germany and SMS Friedrich der Grosse (1911). (Awarded May 2011)
- Parsecboy: for German battleship Tirpitz, SMS Ostfriesland and SMS Kaiserin. (Awarded September 2011)
- Parsecboy: for List of ironclad warships of Germany, List of heavy cruisers of Germany and German battleship Bismarck. (Awarded January 2012)
- Sturmvogel 66: for Japanese aircraft carrier Akagi, HMS Hermes (95) and HMS Vanguard (23). (Awarded December 2011)
A-Class medal with Diamonds
The A-Class medal with Diamonds was introduced in January 2009, but has yet to be awarded.
Introduced in October 2007, these come in the form of one, two or three stripes. They are awarded by the project coordinators to recognize contributions to specific project tasks and drives as may be announced from time to time. They have been awarded in connection to the following drives:
The following awards are used to recognize contributions related to specific topics within military history:
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