Order of the Crown for Naval Service

The Order of the Crown for Naval Service (abbrev. OCN) is a decoration of the Royal Manticoran Navy and Royal Manticoran Marine Corps awarded to senior officers for long and distinguished service. Known canon recipients include Michael Oversteegen.

The equivalent Army decoration is the Order of the Crown for Army Service. The OCA and OCN ribbons are the same, but in reversed colors. The OCN is blue with a red stripe while the OCA is red with a blue stripe.

TRMN Information

This order is a special award and can only be issued once to any specific individual. Recipients of this award must be of the rank captain of the list or higher for naval officers, or the rank of colonel or higher for marine officers. To qualify, you must have performed exceptional service to the Crown, over a long period of time in a senior staff position (such as part of a Fleet Command Team or higher) over a long period of time (at least 5 years). The recipient is entitled to the post nominal letters of ‘OCN’. Monetary donations are specifically precluded from this award.