Medals of the Long Patrol

Awarded to hares of the Long Patrol to be worn on the dress uniform; each medal is an honour for any hare to receive and represents their career withing the Patrol.

General Medals of the Long Patrol

Name:	Abbreviation:	Description:	Typically Awarded For:	Named For:
Brocktree	BT	A golden oak tree on a green ribbon	Acts of great valour, extreme bravery, or self sacrifice in face of the enemy beyond the expected duty; often awarded posthumously	Lord Brocktree, founder of the Long Patrol
Boar Paw	BP	A golden badger’s paw on a scarlet ribbon	Acts of valour, wise leadership, and good conduct in combat	Boar the Fighter
Silver Badger Paw	SBP	A silver badger’s paw on a scarlet ribbon	Valour outside of combat	Badger Lord/Lady
Cregga Rose	CR	A golden rose on a pink ribbon	Being wounded or killed in any action against the enemy	Lady Cregga Rose Eyes
Sunstripe	S	A golden mace on a blue ribbon with a yellow stripe	Great feats of physical ability both during and outside of Combat	Sunstripe the Mace
Conspicuous Service Paw	CSP	A golden hare paw on a white and red ribbon	Loyal Service and Good Conduct beyond the expected norm	N/A
Order of Merit Paw	OMP	A silver hare paw on a green ribbon	Long Service and Continuous Good Conduct	Hares of the Long Patrol
Mossflower Service Tree	MST	A bronze oak tree on a green and red striped ribbon	Service in defense of Redwall Abbey & Mossflower Country beyond	Mossflower Woods

Unique Medals of the Long Patrol

Name:	Abbreviation:	Description:	Awarded For:	Meaning:
3rd Redthorn War Service Medal	3RWSM	A ruby set in a metal acorn on a black ribbon	Awarded to all members of the Long Patrol who served during the last war in Mossflower, both living and the many dead	Acorn for Mossflower, ruby for the blood of the fallen & red sandstone of Redwall Abbey, and black for mourning
Terramort Service Medal	TSM	A broken chain link on a red ribbon	Awarded to all members of the Long Patrol who served on the mission to rescue Redwall Abbey's bibbuns from slavers, both living and dead	Broken chain for rescuing the dibbuns & defeat of the slavers, and the red ribbon for Redwall Abbey
Western Shore Sieges Service Medal	WSSSM	A golden mountain on a scarlet & sand ribbon	Awarded to all members of the Long Patrol who served during the siege of Halyard & Salamandastron on the Western Shore, both living and dead	The mountain for Salamandastron, scarlet for the blood of the fallen, and sand for the shore

Groups:

• Long Patrol