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2017 winner Prudence Blackwell
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|RIBBON=Voyager Medallion | |RIBBON=Voyager Medallion | ||
|TYPE=duty post award | |TYPE=duty post award | ||
|RECENT RECIPIENT=<onlyinclude> | |RECENT RECIPIENT=<onlyinclude>Prudence Blackwell</onlyinclude> | ||
|PORTRAIT= | |PORTRAIT=Prudence_Blackwell.png | ||
|YEAR= | |YEAR=2017 | ||
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The '''Voyager Medallion''' is a [[duty post award]] and is awarded to those [[Ops (Duty Post)|operations officers]] who have shown great skill in keeping a starship in working order despite near-impossible circumstances. The officers receiving this award have advanced the field of Operations, making sure duty rosters, provisions, gear, and even recreation time are available... no matter what. | The '''Voyager Medallion''' is a [[duty post award]] and is awarded to those [[Ops (Duty Post)|operations officers]] who have shown great skill in keeping a starship in working order despite near-impossible circumstances. The officers receiving this award have advanced the field of Operations, making sure duty rosters, provisions, gear, and even recreation time are available... no matter what. | ||
{{Recipients Header}} | {{Recipients Header}} | ||
{{Award Tile|Lieutenant|Prudence Blackwell|Constitution|2017}} | |||
{{Award Tile|Lieutenant|Brell|Darwin-A|2016}} | {{Award Tile|Lieutenant|Brell|Darwin-A|2016}} | ||
{{Award Tile|Lieutenant JG|Ian Connory|Columbia|2014}} | {{Award Tile|Lieutenant JG|Ian Connory|Columbia|2014}} | ||