Template:Post-nominals/BAU/doc

Supported post-nominals

Using {{post-nominals|country=BAU|JC|WC|KG|LG|GBE|KBE|DBE|CBE|OBE|MBE|OM|KO|SKB|CKB|OKB|MKB|OW|OE|ADC(P)|ADC}} produces these results:

JC WC KG LG GBE KBE DBE CBE OBE MBE OM KO SKB CKB OKB MKB OW OE ADC(P) ADC

Using {{post-nominals|country=BAU|BTA|MMt|MMM|GCStG|KStG|DStG|ChStG|OStG|MStG|GCStC|CStC|KStC|DStC|MStC|KSM|MO|MM|BD|CD|OB}} produces these results:

BTA MM MM GCStG KStG DStG ChStG OStG MStG GCStC CStC KStC DStC MStC KSM MO MM BD CD OB

Using {{post-nominals|country=BAU|Esq|DVex|JD|BA|BSc|MDiv|RN|MP|HRN}} produces these results:

Esq DVex JD BA BSc MDiv RN MP HRN

Bars, clasps, and asterisks

Asterisks may indicate the subsequent awarding of a particular medal, decoration or order. For example, a person who has served 12 years in the Baustralian Armed Forces may use the post-nominal of BD (displays as BD), serves ten more years, receives a second award and may use the post-nominal BD* (displays as BD). This is useful with future categorization, and allows the ability to create categories such as Persons with 2 Baustralian Forces Decoration awards, etc.

MM, by default, links to the Minty Medal. For disambiguation, use MMt or MMM when referring to the Medal of Military Merit. It displays as MM.

Foreign medals allowed as post-nominals

International

GCStG, KStG, DStG, ChStG, OStG, MStG

Order of Saint George

GCStC, CStC, KStC, DStC, MStC (alt StP for Saint Patrick)

Sovereign Order of Saint Chad

Canada

CD

Canadian Forces Decoration (can pass up to five bars [*])

Ikonia

OB

Order of the Blood