Military Order of Alexandra

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Military Order of Alexandra
Militaire Alexandras-Orde
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Star of the Military Order of Alexandra
Awarded by the Atmora High Queen of Atmora
TypeChivalric order
Established17 February 1811
CountryAtmora
MottoVoor Moed, Beleid en Trouw
"For Bravery, Leadership and Loyalty"
CriteriaPerforming acts of excellent Bravery, Leadership and Loyalty in battle.
StatusCurrently constituted
FounderHigh Queen Alexandra
Grand MasterHigh Queen Katherine II
ChancellorGeneral Willem Mostinckx
Classes
  • Knight-Grand-Cross Commander
  • Knight Commander
  • Knight
  • Orange Lanyard (unit award)
Post-nominals
  • GKMA
  • CMA
  • RMA
Statistics
First induction17 February 1811
Last induction27 October 2003
Total inductees1,563
Precedence
Next (higher)None
Next (lower)Order of the Great Wolf
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Coat of arms of the Atmoran monarch as sovereign of the Military Order of Alexandra

The Military Order of Alexandra (Dutch: Militaire Alexandras-Orde) is the highest military honour of the Atmoran Confederation. The order was founded by Alexandra the Great after the Battle of Pirna to be presented for feats of excellent bravery on the battlefield and as a meritorious decoration to senior military officers and other ranks. Currently, the order is awarded to members of the Commonwealth; Atmora, Mizuho and Ghelen along with foreign nationals. All recipients of the order are granted the style as The Honourable Sir/Lady (De Hoogedelgestrenge heer/vrouwe).

Origin

Ranks

Insignia

Knighthood oath

Unit awards

Current living members

Privileges

Members of the Military Alexandrian Order are awarded certain privileges:

  • Style of The Honourable Sir/Lady.
  • When wearing the decorations, a member must be saluted by all Atmora military personnel, regardless of rank or branch.
  • Knights are granted a pension by the Atmoran state of ƒ3,200 by annum if when awarded below the rank of officer.
  • Knights are granted a military state funeral.