Order of Cienfuegos

Statute

• a) shooting down a bomber or a fighter-bomber by the means of the Air Force;
• b) shooting down two armored helicopters or three transport helicopters by the means of the Air Force;
• c) shooting down three or more bombers or fighter-bombers by the means of anti-aircraft missiles or contributing to their destruction in the complex conditions of the situation in the air;
• ch) shooting down two or more aircraft or helicopters by the means of the anti-aircraft artillery;
• d) destroying three or more enemy tanks or armored carriers;
• e) sinking three or more enemy barges or transportation or personal amphibious vehicles;
• f) neutralizing an enemy artillery group;
• g) destroying two or more tanks or pieces of artillery with the support of tanks or armored vehicles;
• h) sinking a transportation barge for troops, combat equipment or artillery support by the means of small firearms;
• i) capturing and fetching to our lines important enemy arms or equipment;
• j) destroying a submarine or a supporting barge;
• k) removing, under the enemy fire, damaged vital parts of equipment or arms;
• l) successfully assisting, under the enemy fire, in a combat action of the unit or subunit;
• ll) assisting at the risk of one's life the commander of the unit during the combat, accomplishing combat objective with him;
• m) annihilating superior enemy forces while commanding the unit or subunit with its forces and means;
• n) destroying at the direct risk of life the enemy equipment or arms thus securing the success of our troops;
• ñ) saving the life of comrades at the direct risk of one's life;
• o) achieving combat success resulting from participation in the planning of combat actions and distinguished commanding the troops;
• p) demonstrating other deeds or acts of personal valor and bravery.

Insignia