As we all know, The Norwegian Crown Prince Haakon and the Crown Princess Marietta had a shocking love affair, but this did not affect Mett Maret's insistence on strict self-discipline after marriage to perform royal duties, nor did it affect Prince Haakon's status as crown prince. Today, we will introduce the medals of Prince Haakon, because these medals represent his status and status in the royal family.
Prince Haakon served in the Royal Norwegian Navy and after graduating from the Norwegian Naval Academy for a year on missile torpedo boats and other ships. By November 2013, he had served the ranks of General of the Royal Norwegian Navy, Norwegian Army and Royal Norwegian Air Force, and like his father, the rank of General of the Three Services. Some people may say that the army is the king's family, and the prince's service in the Norwegian army is not a soldier, in fact, this view is also one-sided, it cannot be said that joining the army for the sake of retirement and resettlement is to be a soldier, and the prince who fulfills the royal obligation to join the army is not a soldier.
Prince Haakon has received the Order of Saint Olav with a large necklace, the Order of Merit, the Defence Service Medal with Laurel Branch, the Royal House Centennial Medal, the Oliver Fifth Century Medal, Oliver V Golden Jubilee Medal, Oliver V Centenary Medal, Harald V Coronation 25th Anniversary Medal (1991-2016), Royal Norwegian Navy Service Medal, Norwegian Reserve Officers Association Medal of Honor, Naval Association Gold Merit Medal, Oslo Military Society Badge of Honour in Gold.
If everyone thinks that these are the royal medals of Norway, and how much their own family thinks, then the foreign medals and medals won by Prince Haakon must have been awarded by other people's families.
Austria awarded Prince Haakon the Order of the Star in service to the Republic of Austria, the Grand Cross of the Southern Cross of Brazil, the Grand Cross of the Order of the Stara Mountains of Belgium, the Order of the White Elephant of the Grand Cross of Denmark, the Order of the Mary of estonia (10 April 2002), the Order of the White Star, 1st Class, the Order of the White Rose of the Grand Cross of the Commander of Finland, the Order of merit of the German Grand Cross, the Order of merit of the Italian Republic of Italy, the Grand Cross of Italy, the Order of chrysanthemums of the Great Ribbon of Japan, and the Order of the Revival of the Great Ribbon of Jordan Order of the Grand Cross of Latvia, Grand Cross, Grand Cross of Latvia, Order of Vytautas the Great, Lithuanian Grand Cross, Order of Adolf Nassau, Grand Cross of Luxembourg, Grand Cross of the Order of the Dutch Knights, Grand Cross of the Order of Orange-Nassau, Wilhelm-Alexander, Order of merit of the Republic of Poland, Grand Cross of Poland, Grand Cross of Portugal, Order of Henry, Grand Cross of Portugal, Order of Charles III, Grand Cross of Spain, Order of the Six-Winged Angel of the Swedish Knight.
On August 14, 2011, Prince Haakon received the Bridge Building Committee Award, the Olympic Torchlight Award, and the General Research Ship named after him.
Mett Maret was awarded the Order of St. Oliver of the Grand Cross of The Knights, the Order of the Royal Lady of Harald V, the 100th Anniversary Medal of Oliver V, the Royal Centenary Medal, and the 25th Anniversary Medal of the Coronation of Oliver V. In addition, Mett Marit has received 13 medals from Austria to Sweden. Hopefully, these medals will be able to hide her dark history before marrying into the royal family (waitresses in restaurants, having children out of wedlock, working in a nightclub, often going to wild parties, etc.) and will not be laughed at by the domestic media.