Government Service Medal
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| Government Service Medal | |
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| Riband of the Government Service Medal | |
| Awarded by His Royal Majesty | |
| Type | Service Medal |
| Eligibility | Crown Servants |
| Awarded for | Crown Service employment generally. |
| Status | Active |
| Statistics | |
| Established | March 16, 2004 |
| First awarded | 2004 |
| Last awarded | 2005 |
| Total awarded | 15 |
| Recipients | 15 |
| Decoration/Medal Precedence | |
| Next (higher) | Navy Service Medal |
| Next (lower) | Police Service Medal |
| Related | Government Distinguished Service Medal Government Long Service Medal |
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| Medallion of the Government Service Medal | |
The Government Service Medal was established by HRM King August Charles II in 2004. The medal is awarded to a Gotzer who is employed within the Crown Service in recognition of his or her time and dedication to the Kingdom through the course of employment with the Crown Service. Distinguished service by an individual while in the employ of the Crown Service is recognized by the related Government Distinguished Service Medal.
History
Notable recipients
| Name | Year awarded |
|---|---|
 The Duke of Altamore |
2004 |
| Thomas Godalming |
2004 |
| Alfred Harmsworth |
2004 |
| Hamlin Hannibal Harte |
2004 |
| HH Prince Ryan |
2004 |
| George Santos |
2004 |
| Michael Square-Makonnen |
2004 |
| HH Prince Steven |
2005 |
| Benjamin Farzan |
2005 |
| The Count of Montrose |
2005 |
| HH Princess Julia |
2005 |
| The Grand Duke of Markham |
2005 |
| David Roest-Westhin |
2005 |
| The Duke of Montin |
2005 |
| Carson Smith |
2005 |
