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SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 27TH OCTOBER 1964 9123 King's African Rifles Long Service and Good Pakistan Medal. Conduct Medal. Ceylon Armed Services Inauguration Medal. Indian Meritorious Service Medal (for Indian. Ceylon Police Independence Medal (1948). Army). Sierra Leone Independence Medal. Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal. Jamaica Independence Medal. Fire Brigade Long Service and Good Uganda Independence Medal. Conduct Medal. - Malawi Independence Medal. African Police Medal for Meritorious Service. Service Medal of the Order of St. John.. Royal Canadian Mounted Police Long Service Badge of the Order of the League of Mercy. Medal. Voluntary Medical Service Medal. Ceylon Police Long Service Medal. Women's Voluntary Service Medal. Ceylon Fire Services Long Service Medal. Sierra Leone Police Long Service Medal. South African Medal for War Services. Colonial Police Long Service Medal. Colonial Special Constabulary. Medal. Sierra Leone Fire Brigades Long Service OTHER COMMONWEALTH MEMBERS' ORDERS, Medal. DECORATIONS AND MEDALS (instituted. since Colonial Fire Brigades Long Service Medal. 1949, otherwise than by The Sovereign) and .Colonial Prison Service Medal.. awards by the States of Malaysia and the Army Emergency Reserve Decoration.)] Volunteer Officers' Decoration. || State of Brunei.* Volunteer Long Service Medal. FOREIGN ORDERS (in order of date of award), f Volunteer Officers' Decoration (for India and : the Colonies).|| FOREIGN DECORATIONS (in order of date of Volunteer Long Service Medal (for India and award), f the Colonies). FOREIGN MEDALS (in order of date of award), f Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers' Decora- tion.|l ! Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal. Medal for Good Shooting (Naval). Militia Long Service Medal. NOTE- ON AWARDS FOR GALLANTRY ; ORDER OF Imperial Yeomanry Long Service Medal. THE BRITISH EMPIRE AND BRITISH EMPIRE Territorial Decoration. || MEDAL. Efficiency Decoration.jj Appointments to, or promotions in, the Order of Territorial Efficiency Medal. the British Empire and awards of the British Empire Efficiency Medal. Medal, granted after 14th January 1958, for Special Reserve Long Service and Good Con- 'gallantry, are so described, and a silver oak leaf Emblem is worn on the riband. When the riband duct Medal. only is worn the Emblem is worn in miniature. Decoration for Officers of the Royal Naval Classification of an award as made for gallantry has Reserve.]] no effect on seniority or precedence in the various Decoration for Officers of the Royal Naval Classes of the Order. A person appointed to the Order after 14th January 1958, for gallantry, and Volunteer Reserve. || •subsequently promoted in the Order, retains and Royal Naval Reserve Long Service and Good wears the Emblem whether promoted for gallantry Conduct Medal. or otherwise. A holder of the British Empire Medal Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Long Service for Gallantry, granted since 14th January 1958, if subsequently appointed to the Order, continues to and Good Conduct Medal. wear the Emblem on the riband of die Medal and Royal Naval Auxiliary Sick Reserve Long wears the Emblem also on- the riband of the Order Service and Good Conduct Medal. only if appointed to the Order for gallantry. Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service and Good On the riband of the British Empire Medal for Conduct Medal. Gallantry, the Gallantry Emblem is worn above aijy Bar which may have been granted, and when ribands Royal Naval Wireless Auxiliary Reserve Long are worn alone the Gallantry Emblem is worn farther Service and Good Conduct Medal. from the left shoulder than any silver rose Emblem Air Efficiency Award. denoting the award of a Bar. Queen's Medal (for Champion Shots of the New Zealand Naval Forces). NOTE ON LETTERS AFTER THE NAME. Queen's Medal (for Champion Shots in the All those Honours, Decorations and Medals marked || in the list above entitle the holders to use Military Forces). the appropriate letters after the name. These groups Queen's Medal (for Champion Shots of the Air of letters should be shown in the same order as the Forces). order of wear, subject to the following exceptions, Cadet Forces Medal. marked || ||. Coast Life Saving Corps Long Service Medal.* The letters "Bart." or "Bt." are shown directly after the surname before all other letters after the Special Constabulary Long Service Medal. name. Canadian Forces Decoration. || The Medal for Meritorious Service only carries a Royal Observer Corps Medal. right to letters after the name if it was awarded in Civil Defence Long Service Medal. the Navy before 20th July 1928. Union of South Africa Commemoration Medal. Indian Independence Medal, f * With the exception that in the presence of the President, Ruler or Head of State of the Member * Formerly known as the Rocket Apparatus country whose Government made the award, provided Volunteer Long Service Medal and awarded on the he is in that country, or on official occasions in that recommendation of the Board of Trade, the Minister country as may be prescribed by the Government of Shipping or Minister of War Transport and now thereof, the following full-sized insignia of Orders, on the recommendation of the Minister of Transport. viz. Collars, Shoulder Ribands, Stars and Neck Badges f Instituted by King George VI to commemorate may be worn in front of all other awards ; in either the constitutional change which resulted in the circumstances in the relative order of wear of the independence of India on 15th August, 1947. country whose Government made the award. II See at the end of this list Note on letters after the f These awards may be worn only when The Sovereign's permission has been given..
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