Cross for Loyal Service
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| Cross for Loyal Service | |
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| Riband of the Cross for Loyal Service | |
| Awarded by His Royal Majesty | |
| Type | Meritorious Service Medal |
| Eligibility | Gotzers. |
| Awarded for | Meritorious service and/or actions. |
| Status | Active |
| Statistics | |
| Established | March 16, 2004 |
| First awarded | 2004 |
| Last awarded | 2006 |
| Total awarded | 11 |
| Recipients | 11 |
| Decoration/Medal Precedence | |
| Next (higher) | War Merit Cross 1st Class |
| Next (lower) | War Merit Cross 2nd Class |
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| Medallion of the Cross for Loyal Service | |
The Cross for Loyal Service was established by HRM King August Charles II in 2004. The medal is awarded to recognize a Gotzer's meritorious service to the Crown and Kingdom, whether in a civilian or military capacity. It is the only meritorious service medal that may be awarded to a civilian.
History
Notable recipients
| Name | Year awarded |
|---|---|
 HH Prince Ryan |
2004 |
| The Duke of Altamore |
2004 |
| HH Prince Steven |
2005 |
| The Grand Duke of Markham |
2005 |
| The Count of Montrose |
2005 |
| Sir Benjamin Farzan |
2005 |
| Sir Hamlin Hannibal Harte |
2005 |
| Sir David Roest-Westhin |
2005 |
| Ernest Wilde |
2005 |
| John Cervantes |
2006 |
| Sir Hugh O'Neill |
2006 |
