From BGCOM/AD Alexandre Morgan:
General Aardvark has served as Kappa Squadron’s CMDR for over five continuous and active years, a longevity that certainly surpasses any modern-era record. During this time he flew over 2,300 Legions of Skirmish, completed over 30 Imperial University courses, participated in countless competitions while running eight of his own, reviewed and debugged dozens of single player simulation missions, and earned every award thinkable, from Flight Rating medals and dozens of each merit medal to nearly every variety of Iron Star, including doubling up on the elusive Platinum Wings.
Throughout his tenure as Kappa CMDR he climbed the ranks, receiving his Commander promotion upon his assumption of the role (within less than a year of his arrival in the fleet) and eventually topping the line rank charts with General in the latter half of 33 ABY.
More important than any personal achievement - and his are many enough to fill an award recommendation five times this long - is the impact that he has had on his squadron, his Battlegroup, and the Corps at large. Having a continuous and stable presence at the helm of a unit is a rare blessing, and when that presence happens to be the sage and level-headed Aardvark, individuals under his care flourish. The Crimson Dragons over the years have been an illustrious unit, containing within its ranks veterans and determined Lieutenants alike, a future BG2COM, and countless familiar names around the Corps, demonstrating that Aardvark’s investment in his pilots and his squadron pays off.
His steady hand and dedicated leadership also shines during the annual Corps-wide competitions, where Kappa Squadron consistently shows up to support the Battlegroup, bringing significant activity and its characteristic hype.
For his consistent and diverse activity, his dedication to commanding Kappa for five years, his managerial success, and his impact on the Corps that will certainly be appreciated for many more years to come, I am proud to recommend that GN Aardvark be awarded the Gold Star of the Empire. Congratulations, General - and thank you for your service.