Cambodia The Orders and Medals of Cambodia from 1864 through 1975 and from 1993 onward, excluding the Communist Period (1975 to 1993). Royal Order Version 1 Commander and Knight Grades with Cambodian Ribbon, Version 1 with French ribbon and Version 2 National Order of Independence Medal of National Merit (1995 to Present). Hung Sen Prime Minister Order of the Queen Versions 1 (1962-1975), Version 2 (2001), and Version 3 (post 2001) Medals of the Queen (Version 1 only) Silver and Bronze National Independence Medal (1995) and Sena Jayaseddh Medal Version 1 (1928 - 1975) and Version 2 (1995) Medal of National Defense Ver4sion 1 (1948 - 1970), Version 2 (1970 – 1975) and Version 3 (post 1975) Royal Order of Sowathara Commander and Officer Version 1 (1923-1975) and Version 2 (1995) Royal Order of Sahametrei Version 1 (1948 - 1975) and Version 2 (1995), Royal Order of Monisaraphon Version 1 (1905 – 1975) and Version 2(1995) Order of Industrial Merit (1966 possibly never awarded), Order of Labor Merit Officer (1966 - 1975) and Medal of Labor Version 1 (1948 – 1975) and Version 2 Officer (1995) Decoration of National Construction Gold Class (1994) Sihanoukville Port (1954), National Olympic Stadium and The Prah Monivong Bridge Palaces, Sihanoukville Railroad and Hydroelectric Dams Khemera Kelarith Sport Merit Medal, Version 1 (1948-1975) and Version 2 (1995), Satrei Vahana Medal of Feminine Merit Version 2 (1995) and Royal Order of the Crown (1948) King Norodom 1, King Sisowath 1 and King Sisowath Monivong Norodom Sihanouk, Norodom Suramarit and the Anussara Medal of Royal Remembrance (1951) Patekara-Khmer Medal (1949), Medal of Propriety (1958) and Faithful Service Order (1966) Medal of Preah Vesandar (1966), Meritorious Servant of the State Medal (1966) and Medal of Loyalty and Devotion (1966) Medal for Members of the People’s Socialist Community (1964) and Commemorative Medal for the Royal Crusade for Independence (1964) The People’s Republic of Cambodia established its own system of medals, which remained in place under the State of Cambodia through 1993. These are not covered here. Medals of the Kingdom of Cambodia (1995 to Present)
Award Document for the Royal Order (Courtesy Geoff Oldham, Auckland, NZ)
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