Order of Michael the Brave

He was decorated with the Order of Michael the Brave.

Costăchescu was awarded the Order of Michael the Brave 3rd class.

Order of Michael the Brave, 3rd and 2nd classes (Romania)

The Order of Michael the Brave is Romania's highest military decoration.

The Mircea Regiment 32 received the Order of Michael the Brave.

On his hospital bed, King Ferdinand I of Romania conferred upon him the Order of Michael the Brave.

Member First Class of the Order of Michael the Brave (Kingdom of Romania)

The country's lesser coat of arms was found in the middle of the flag; beneath it was placed the cross of the Order of Michael the Brave.

Between June and August 1943 he shot down 28 Allied aircraft, and received the highest Romanian military decoration, Order of Michael the Brave, 3rd Class.

After the Order of Michael the Brave was instituted (1916), the Military Virtue Medal was issued only to the NCO's and soldiers.

Averescu, who authored over 12 works on various military topics (including his memoirs from the frontline), was also an honorary member of the Romanian Academy and an Order of Michael the Brave recipient.

Order of Carol I, class I and the Order of Michael the Brave, Classes I, II and III (Romania)

Infantry Regiment 70, "giving proof of the noblest spirit of sacrifice and a powerful patriotism", received the Order of Michael the Brave Class III and the Commemorative Cross 1916-1918.

Generally, the rules were the ones used during World War I. The order "The Star of Romania" became the second in the national hierarchy, after that of the Order of Michael the Brave.

Elevated to hero status in interwar Greater Romania, and decorated with the Order of Michael the Brave, Costache is attracted into far right politics, only to find that he has been manipulated by more cynical political partners.

Antonescu received a number of awards and decorations throughout his military career, most notable being the Order of Michael the Brave, which was personally awarded to him by King Ferdinand I during the Hungarian-Romanian War of 1919.

After having fought in World War I in a Vânători de munte unit as a captain, he was decorated in 1918 with the "Order of Michael the Brave" 3rd class, together with 14 other soldiers of the same unit.

Besides the Knight's Cross, other awards to Jeschonnek include the Wound Badge, the Cross of Honor, the Romanian Order of Michael the Brave, and the Finnish Order of the Cross of Liberty.

He was awarded the Romanian Order of Michael the Brave, the Czechoslovak Order of the White Lion, the Soviet Order of Suvorov and the Soviet Medal "For the Victory over Germany in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945"