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Australian personnel and units can be awarded honours from foreign governments, some awards have been authorised for acceptance by the Governor-General of Australia.[1]

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Year Navy Unit Army Unit Air Force Unit Ref
1988Chief Petty Officer William SheatherHMAS NirimbaWarrant Officer Class 1 Albert BowdenDistrict Support Unit, SydneySergeant Brett HartmanAir Movements Coordination Centre[2][3][4]
1989Chief Petty Officer William SheatherHMAS NirimbaCraftsman Francis Taylor12th/16th Hunter River LancersSergeant Brett HartmanRAAF Base Richmond[2][3][4]
1990Warrant Officer Colin DowdHMAS CerberusCraftsman Francis Taylor12th/16th Hunter River LancersSergeant Brett HartmanRAAF Base Richmond[2][3][4]
1991Lieutenant Commander Peter KellyHMAS LonsdaleWarrant Officer Class 2 Phillip Oakford3 Pay UnitSergeant Philip MacPhersonNo. 3 Aircraft Depot[2][3][4]
1992Leading Seaman Peter MaleHMAS WatsonLieutenant Stuart Boyd-Law25th Battalion, Royal Queensland RegimentSergeant Philip MacPhersonNo. 501 Wing[2][3][4]
1993Leading Seaman Warren BowringHMAS CerberusLieutenant Stuart Boyd-Law25th Battalion, Royal Queensland RegimentSergeant Philip MacPhersonNo. 501 Wing[2][3][4]
1994Lieutenant Commander Peter KellyRussell OfficesSergeant Rodney Platt3rd Battalion, Royal Australian RegimentSergeant Brett HartmanRAAF Base Williams[2][3][4]
1995Chief Petty Officer WillmoreHMAS CerberusSergeant Rodney PlattSchool of InfantryCorporal Andrew BellotNo. 501 Wing[2][3][4]
1996Petty Officer Michael HoareSchool of InfantryWarrant Officer Class 2 James DixonSchool of InfantryCorporal Andrew BellotNo. 501 Wing[2][3][4]
1997Chief Petty Officer Michael HoareSchool of InfantryLieutenant Stuart Boyd-LawRegional University Regiment of QueenslandSergeant Andrew BellotNo. 501 Wing[2][3][4]
1998Lieutenant Commander Peter KellyHMAS CerberusCorporal Peter Richards5th Aviation RegimentSergeant Andrew BellotNo. 501 Wing[2][3][4]
1999Petty Officer Peter EdwardsHMAS CerberusSergeant Lance William Nayda31st Battalion, Royal Queensland RegimentSergeant David GayRAAF Base East Sale[2][3][4]
2000Leading Seaman Graeme MorganHMAS HarmanCorporal Andrew Munn2nd Battalion, Royal Australian RegimentFlight Sergeant Brett HartmanTactical Fighter Logistics Management Squadron[2][3][4]
2001NoneSergeant Mark Blake2nd Battalion, Royal Australian RegimentNone[2][3][4]
2002NoneSergeant Andrew Munn2nd Battalion, Royal Australian RegimentNone[2][3][4]
2003NoneSergeant Paul DaveySchool of InfantryFlight Sergeant David GayNo. 114 Mobile Control and Reporting Unit[2][3][4]
2004Petty Officer Michael BlakeHMAS CerberusWarrant Officer Class Two Peter Richards1st Aviation RegimentFlight Lieutenant Newton ArmstrongRAAF Base Williams[2][3][4]
2005Leading Seaman Josh Kelly816 SquadronSergeant Andrew MunnLand Warfare Centre - South QueenslandNone[2][3][4]
2006Leading Seaman Josh KellyTraining Authority - Navy AviationNoneNone[2][3][4]
2007Leading Seaman Josh KellyTraining Authority - Navy AviationCaptain Aleks Strikis2nd DivisionNone[2][3][4]
2008NoneCraftsman Jaden Hopfner816 SquadronNone[2][3][4]
2009Leading Seaman A. WheelerHMAS AlbatrossWarrant Officer Class Two Andrew Munn51st Battalion, Far North Queensland RegimentNone[2][3][4]
2010Petty Officer Peter EdwardsHMAS CerberusWarrant Officer Class Two Peter Richards9th Force Support BattalionNone[2][3][4]
2011NoneMajor K. StoneCombined Arms Training CentreNone[2][3][4]
2012NonePrivate R. Ferguson1st/19th Battalion, Royal New South Wales RegimentNone[2][3][4]
2013Able Seaman C. BentonHMAS DarwinWarrant Officer Class One Andrew MunnCombined Arms Training CentreLeading Aircraftsman Dean ThurtellNo. 23 Squadron[2][3][4]
2014Petty Officer G. OrrRoyal Australian Navy Band, SydneyWarrant Officer Class Two Peter Richards6th Engineer Support RegimentCorporal Lewis Putinja5th Aviation Regiment[2][3][4]
2015NoneCorporal A. Woolston10/27th Battalion, Royal South Australia RegimentOfficer Cadet L. MoranNo. 2 Flying Training School[2][3][4]
2016Leading Seaman Chris MoranHMAS WaterhenPrivate J. Mollison5th/6th Battalion, Royal Victoria RegimentLeading Aircraftsman N. RaddieRAAF Base Amberley[2][3][4]
2017Petty Officer M. DayRoyal Australian Navy Band, SydneyBombardier N. LathamArmy Recruit Training CentreLeading Aircraftsman N. RaddieRAAF Base Amberley[2][3][4]
2018Able Seaman T. BrookeRoyal Australian Navy Band, SydneyPrivate K. Bradburn2nd Battalion, Royal Australian RegimentFlying Officer L. MoranNo. 33 Squadron[2][3][4]
2019Sub Lieutenant Jerome Dillon-BakerHMAS AlbatrossLance Corporal S. Clark1st Battalion, Royal Australian RegimentFlying Officer L. MoranNo. 33 Squadron[2][3][4]
2020Sub Lieutenant Jerome Dillon-BakerHMAS AlbatrossLance Corporal Nicholas Latham3rd Battalion, Royal Australian RegimentFlight Lieutenant Rowan McBrideOfficers' Training School RAAF[2][3][4]
2021NoneNoneNone[2][3][4]
2022NoneNoneNone[2][3][4]
2023NoneNoneNone[2][3][4]
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Unit Citation Steamer Award date/s Notes
HMAS PerthNavy Unit Commendation(United States) for its service in Vietnam.
Meritorious Unit Commendation(United States) for its service in Vietnam.
HMAS HobartMeritorious Unit Commendation(United States) for its service in Vietnam.
Clearance Diving Team 3Presidential Unit Citation1968–1969(United States) for its service in Vietnam.
Navy Unit Commendation1 January 1968 – 31 December 1970(United States) for its service in Vietnam whilst part of the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit, Pacific (EODMUPAC).
Navy Unit Commendation1 June 1969 – 25 November 1970(United States) for its service in Vietnam whilst part of the Inshore Undersea Warfare Group One (IUWG1).
Meritorious Unit Commendation19–30 June 1967(United States) for its work clearing the harbours of Vung Tau, Cam Ranh Bay, Qui Nhon, and Nha Trang.
Gallantry Cross Unit Citation5 February 1967 – 5 May 1971(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[5]
RAN Helicopter Flight VietnamGallantry Cross Unit Citation16 October 1967 – 18 June 1971(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[5]
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Army

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Unit Citation Steamer Award date/s Notes
Special Air Service RegimentPresidential Unit Citation17 October 2001 – 30 March 2002(United States) for its service during Operation Enduring Freedom.[6]
1st Battalion, Royal Australian RegimentMeritorious Unit Commendation5 May 1965 – 16 May 1966(United States) for its service during the Vietnam War.[7][8]
Gallantry Cross Unit Citation5 May 1965 – 14 June 1966
19 January 1968 – 28 February 1969		(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[9]
2nd Battalion, Royal Australian RegimentGallantry Cross Unit Citation2 March 1967 – 18 June 1968
28 April 1970 – 4 June 1971		(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[9]
3rd Battalion, Royal Australian RegimentPresidential Unit Citation22–27 April 1951(South Korea) following the Battle of Kapyong during the Korean War. [10]
Presidential Unit Citation22–25 April 1951(United States) following the Battle of Kapyong during the Korean War. [11][12]
Gallantry Cross Unit Citation12 December 1967 – 5 December 1968
12 February 1971 – 19 October 1971		(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[9]
4th Battalion, Royal Australian RegimentGallantry Cross Unit Citation29 January 1968 – 30 May 1969
1 May 1971 – 12 May 1972		(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[9]
5th Battalion, Royal Australian RegimentGallantry Cross Unit Citation1 April 1966 – 5 July 1967
28 January 1969 – 5 March 1970		(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[9]
6th Battalion, Royal Australian RegimentPresidential Unit Citation18–19 August 1966(United States) for its actions during the Battle of Long Tan in the Vietnam War.[13]
Gallantry Cross Unit Citation1 April 1966 – 5 July 1967
7 May 1969 – 26 May 1970
18 August 1966		(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.
D Company specifically awarded the citation for the 18 August 1966 action (Battle of Long Tan).[9]
7th Battalion, Royal Australian RegimentGallantry Cross Unit Citation2 March 1967 – 26 April 1968
10 February 1970 – 10 March 1971		(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[9]
8th Battalion, Royal Australian RegimentGallantry Cross Unit Citation18 November 1969 – 12 November 1970(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[9]
9th Battalion, Royal Australian RegimentGallantry Cross Unit Citation5 November 1968 – 5 December 1969(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[9]
Australian Army Training Team VietnamMeritorious Unit Commendation30 September 1970(United States) for its service during the Vietnam War.[14]
Gallantry Cross Unit Citation31 July 1962 – 19 December 1972(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[9]
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Air Force

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Unit Citation Steamer Award date/s Notes
No. 2 SquadronPresidential Unit Citation1942(United States) for their service in the Timor area in mid-1942 during the Second World War.[15]
Gallantry Cross Unit Citation19 April 1967 – 15 July 1971(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[16]
Air Force Outstanding Unit AwardApril 1967 – May 1971(United States) for its service during the Vietnam War.[9]
No. 9 SquadronGallantry Cross Unit CitationJune 1966 – December 1971(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[16]
No. 13 SquadronPresidential Unit Citation1942(United States) for their service in the Timor area in mid-1942 during the Second World War.[17]
No. 35 SquadronGallantry Cross Unit CitationAugust 1964 – February 1972(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[16]
Base Support Flight VietnamGallantry Cross Unit Citation8 February 1962 – 28 March 1973(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[16]
Number 1 Operational Support UnitGallantry Cross Unit Citation8 February 1962 – 28 March 1973(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[16]
Headquarters Air Force ComponentGallantry Cross Unit CitationJune 1966 – February 1972(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[16]
No. 5 Airfield Construction SquadronGallantry Cross Unit Citation13 May 1966 – 1 February 1968(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[16]
Headquarters RAAF ContingentGallantry Cross Unit CitationMay 1966 – September 1971(South Vietnam) for its service during the Vietnam War.[16]
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