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	Nkwe_ya_Gauta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		The Nkwe ya Gauta (Golden Leopard) is South Africa's highest military decoration.
		An arm-of-service emblem is worn on the ribbon to indicate whether the recipient was serving in the army, air force, navy, or military health service at the time of earning the decoration.
		The NG forms part of a trio of military decorations for bravery, the others being the Nkwe ya Selefera (Silver Leopard) and the Nkwe ya Boronse (Bronze Leopard).
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	Decorations
		Nkwe ya Gauta (NG) (2003-) — the "Golden Leopard", for bravery.
		Nkwe ya Selefera (NS) (2003-) — "Silver Leopard", for bravery.
		Nkwe ya Boronse (NB) (2003-) — "Bronze Leopard", for bravery.
	www.cthighlanders.co.za /cth/decorations.htm (1633 words)

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		The '''Nkwe ya Gauta''' (Golden Leopard) is South Africa's highest List of military decorations military decoration.
		An arm-of-service emblem is worn on the ribbon to indicate whether the recipient was serving in the South African Army army, South African Air Force air force, South African Navy navy, or South African Medical Service military health service at the time of earning the decoration.
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	Decorations and Medals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Images of the old medals may be found here.
		Decorations for bravery are Nkwe ya Gauta (NG), Nkwe ya Selefera (NS) and Nkwe ya Boronse (NB), which shall be awarded for bravery in military operations in the place of the Castle of Good Hope Decoration, the Honoris Crux (Silver) and the Honoris Crux.
		Distinctive bars to be worn on the ribbon of the decoration mark subsequent awards.
	www.saairforce.co.za /medals.htm (661 words)

	South African Orders, Decoration & Medals ABC
		SA National Defence Force: (1) Nkwe ya Gauta; (2) Nkwe ya Selefera; (3) Nkwe ya Boronse; (4) Okhankanyiweyo.
		Instituted in 1975, it was awarded for operational and non-operational deeds until 1993, when it was restricted to military operations.
		It was superseded by the Nkwe ya Selefera in 2003.
	www.geocities.com /militaf/4-ghi.htm (1951 words)

	South African Orders, Decoration & Medals A-Z
		The first three were introduced in 1952 for the ribbons of the John Chard Decoration and John Chard Medal, to indicate the arm of service in which the recipient served.
		Since 2003, these emblems have indicated that the decoration was earned during a military operation, and they are authorised for the ribbons of the Nkwe ya Gauta, Nkwe ya Selefera and Nkwe ya Boronse and for operational awards of iPhrothiya yeGolide, iPhrothiya yeSiliva, and iPhrothiya ye Bhronzi.
		The decoration was superseded by the Nkwe ya Gauta in 2003.
	www.geocities.com /militaf/4-abc.htm (4416 words)

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