Awards and decorations of the Royal and Imperial Quenminese Armed Forces

The awards and decorations of Royal and Imperial Quenminese Armed Forces were established in 1947-1948 during the Tự Do Hóa era. After the Quocvangists were removed from power, most of the awards established for the Imperial Quenminese Army and the Imperial Quenminese Navy were discontinued, with the exception of the National Kim Khanh. By order of Prime Minister Thạch Liễng Chánh with the assent of Ngày Mừng, new awards for the nascent military of contemporary Quenmin were instituted.

Awards for active service members

Awards are listed by order of preference.

Personal awards

Ribbon bar	Award	Awarded
	Kunai Grass Order	Conspicuous gallantry and heroism, all beyond the call of duty
	Distinguished Service Medallion	Extraordinary heroism and/or exceptionally meritorious service in either combat or non-combat
	Gallantry Order	Gallantry in combat; three versions: Ground Force, Oceanic Force, and Air Force; three classes: general officer level, officer level, and enlisted level
	Military Rescuer's Medal	Taking initiative to save a person's or people's lives, either combatants or non-combatants, at one's personal risk
	Hazardous Service Medal	Heroism in protection of government officials, endurance in strategic missions under long and constant enemy threat, or determination in accomplishing of a dangerous mission in an indirect combat participation
	Meritorious Service Medal	Meritorious service in either combat and/or non-combat
	Leadership Medal	Displaying excellent leadership in combat and/or non-combat; three classes: general officer level, officer level, and enlisted level
	Staff Service Medal	Exemplary service in performance of duty while in a staff of a commanding officer; two classes: officer level and enlisted level
	Instructor's Medal	Outstanding service in training military personnel
	Special Forces Service Medal	Completion of all three phases of the special forces training course

Branch service awards

Awards ordered by total years of service. From top down, the ribbons are from the Ground Force, Oceanic Force, and Air Force.

Ribbon bar	Service medal class	Years of active service
	First Class	20
	Second Class	10
	Third Class	5
	Base Class	1

Campaign medals

Campaign medals recognize a military serviceperson's participation in a specific conflict. According to the An Tiểu Committee, the National Defense Medal is counted, due to service by active personnel not in a combat zone and defense during a national emergency.

Ribbon bar	Award name	Notes
	Paywan Rebellion Medal	N/A
	Knichus Expeditionary Medal	N/A
	12 July Insurgency Medal	N/A
	Vartaxian Expeditionary Medal	N/A
	National Defense Medal	Three classes: general officer level, officer level, and elisted level

Unit citations

Ribbon bar	Award name
	His Majesty's Unit Recognition Award
	Joint Meritorious Unit Citation
	Unit Gallantry Citation
	Ground Force Outstanding Unit Citation
	Oceanic Force Outsanding Unit Citation
	Air Force Outstanding Unit Citation