List of Decorations
- Orden Militar de San Mateo
- Orden de Boyacá
- Orden de “San Carlos”
- Medalla por Servicios en "Guerra Internacional" - Cruz de Hierro
- Medalla por Servicios en "Guerra Internacional" - Estrella de Bronce
- Orden del Mérito Militar “Antonio Nariño”
- Orden del Mérito Militar “José María Córdova”
- Orden del Mérito Naval “Almirante Padilla”
- Cruz de la Fuerza Aérea al “Mérito Aeronáutico”
- Orden del Mérito Sanitario "José Fernández Madrid"
- Orden Estrella de la Policía
- Medalla Servicios Distinguidos en "Orden Público"
- Orden Cruz al Mérito Policial
- Orden al Mérito “Coronel Guillermo Fergusson”
- Medalla Militar al Valor
- Medalla Militar "Herido en Acción"
- Medalla Militar “Francisco José de Caldas”
- Medalla por Tiempo de Servicio - 40, 35, 30, 25, 20, o 15 años
- Medalla Militar "Campaña del Sur"
- Medalla Militar “Soldado Juan Bautista Solarte Obando”
- Medalla Militar Ministerio de Defensa Nacional
- Medalla Militar Servicios Distinguidos al Comando General de las Fuerzas Militares
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