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| Service Ribbons: Awarded for the total number of War Missions flown. |
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10 Missions |
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25 Missions |
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50 Missions |
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75 Missions |
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100 Missions |
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125 Missions |
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150 Missions |
| Sim Counters: Awarded to all Service Ribbons to mark similar achievements in more than one Flight Sim. |
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2 different sims (example, 25 missions in each) |
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3 different sims (example, 10 missions in each) |
| Mission Ribbons: Awarded for War Missions flown for current life. |
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10 Missions |
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20 Missions |
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30 Missions |
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50 Missions |
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75 Missions |
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100 Missions |
| Sim Counters: Awarded to all Mission Ribbons to mark similar achievements in more than one Flight Sim. |
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2 different sims (example, 20 missions in each) |
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3 different sims (example, 10 missions in each) |
| Training Ribbons: Awarded for participating in Laivue Training Sessions. |
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5 Sessions |
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10 Sessions |
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15 Sessions |
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25 Sessions |
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35 Sessions |
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52 Sessions |
| Event Ribbons: Awarded for participating in organized WAR etc. events. |
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EAW - Massive Online Event (MOE) |
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IL2/FB Online War (IOW) |
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TSMM: Talvisodan muistomitali Award for merits in the founding of LLv34. |
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34A: LLv34 Ansiomitali Award for special dedication and contribution to LLv34. |
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34A: LLv34 Ansiomitali with bar(s) Bars can be awarded to 34A for further distinguished dedication and contributions one at a time (max 3 bars). |
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IMR: Ilmavoimien Muistoristi Award for becoming an Ace (5 War Mission kills in one life). |
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IMR: Ilmavoimien Muistoristi with bar A bar is awarded to IMR for becoming an Ace in two sims. |
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IMR: Ilmavoimien Muistoristi with two bars A second bar is awarded to IMR for becoming an Ace in three sims. |
Vapaudenristin ritarikunta Order of the Cross of Liberty The awards of Vapaudenristi (Liberty Cross) are issued during war and peace to officers, non-commissioned officers and crew of Finnish Defence Force for military merits and to FDF employees or other civilians for deserving activity towards FDF. For special performance at the front or for special leadership the Vapaudenristi 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th classes may be issued "tammenlehvien kera" (with oak leaves). The recipient cannot be issued an award of lower class of the same type than what he already has. Vapaudenristi may be issued for war time merits to FDF units and to Finnish organizations and establishments. Awards of Vapaudenristi may also be issued to foreign citizens. If a recipient of Vapaudenristi award is guilty in such actions that he cannot be seen worthy enough to wear his award anymore, the award may be cancelled. (Number of each award issued during 1941-1945 is marked in brackets) |
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VM2: Vapaudenmitali 2. class To non-commissioned officers and crew for bravery and successful military operations. (239622 pcs.) |
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VM1: Vapaudenmitali 1. class To non-commissioned officers and crew for bravery and successful military operations. (70611 pcs.) |
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VR4: Vapaudenristi 4. class To officers, non-commissioned officers and crew for bravery and successful military operations. (47959 pcs.) |
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VR4tlk: Vapaudenristi 4. class with oakleaves To officers, non-commissioned officers and crew for bravery and successful military operations. (8359 pcs.) |
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VR3: Vapaudenristi 3. class To officers, non-commissioned officers and crew for bravery and successful military operations. (9539 pcs.) |
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VR3tlk: Vapaudenristi 3. class with oakleaves To officers, non-commissioned officers and crew for bravery and successful military operations. (1390 pcs.) |
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VR2: Vapaudenristi 2. class To officers in the rank of Kapteeni and higher for bravery and successful military operations. (1160 pcs.) |
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VR2tlk: Vapaudenristi 2. class with oakleaves To officers in the rank of Kapteeni and higher for bravery and successful military operations. (209 pcs.) |
Mannerheimristi Mannerheim Cross may be awarded in two classes to Finnish Defence Force soldiers for extraordinary bravery, highly notable achievements in battle or exceptionally outstanding leadership. Its awarding is not dependent on the rank of the nominee. The recipient becomes a Knight of the Mannerheim Cross. Mannerheim Cross can be compared with the British Victoria Cross or the American Medal of Honor, being the highest military honour awarded in Finland. Some 191 MR2:s were issued. Four men received it twice. Two of those four were fighter pilots - Kapt Hans Wind (LLv24) and Lentm Ilmari Juutilainen (LLv34). Mannerheim Cross 1.class was issued only twice, to Marshal Mannerheim himself and to Chief of Staff General Heinrichs. |
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MR2: Mannerheimristi 2.class For extraordinary bravery, highly notable achievements in battle or exceptionally outstanding leadership. (191 pcs.) |
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MR2: Mannerheimristi 2.class granted twice Second MR2 was marked with crossed Marshal´s staffs above the first Mannerheimristi. (4 pcs.) |