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Holding a sports day at Alton Towers? Posted 5 years ago. Being exceptionally posh Posted 5 years ago. Rockhopper Free Member. Rorschach Free Member. Beaten to it, see above. There were also medals awarded to members of the Royal Family by other countries on display as Philip was laid to rest. Charles wore the Garter Star, the most prestigious British order of chivalry, which he was awarded in The medal is used to recognise "valuable voluntary service to the community and faithful services to the Crown".
The Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal recognises the good conduct of armed forces personnel over a year period. His Canadian forces decoration was awarded in in recognition of his 32 years of service as Colonel In Chief of the Royal Canadian Regiment. The Queen is said to have vetoed military uniforms in favour of morning coats and day dresses; it is believed the decision was reportedly made to avoid embarrassing the Duke of Sussex, who lost his honouring military appointments after quitting as a frontline royal last year.
They, along with senior family members, have been decorated with several medals and regalia, though it is not yet known which medals will be worn for the service. That same year, Prince Charles was awarded the red enamelled Order of Merit, civil version. He also has a Garter Star, awarded in in recognition of his loyalty and service to the sovereign.
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