Order of Saint George

The Order of Saint George is a prestigious military honor established in 1731 by the Russian Empire to recognize exceptional bravery and leadership in combat. Named after Saint George, the patron saint of soldiers, it is awarded to military personnel for acts of valor, exemplary service, and significant contributions to the armed forces. The order features a distinctive cross and is one of Russia’s highest decorations for military merit, symbolizing courage, dedication, and honor in defending the nation.