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search becane unconscious, Mr. Yu, despite being affected by the gas himself

and having to leave the tank for fresh air, returned to the enclosed space

and managed to drag the man to safety.

His prompt action may well have

saved his superior officer's life.

SERGEANT J.E. KITCHEN

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B.E.M. (Military)

During his tour of duty as Chief Clerk of the Western Command

Bridging Camp, Sergeant Kitchen displayed a very high standard of conscientious

hard work, efficiency and devotion to duty, which was an example to all

members of the unit and to others who came into contact with hin, notably

members of the Territorial Árny. His enthusiasm, example and leadership

did much to improve the officiency of the administration of the Territorial

Annual and Week End Training during 1956-59.

SERGEANT GYANBAHADUR LIMBU - B.E.M. (Military)

Sergeant Linbu has been employed as a cook non-commissioned officer

for a number of years. He has always carried out his duties with zeal and

enthusiasm and by his cheerfulness and unflagging hard work he has inspired

those with him to give of their best, and to realise the importance of the

duties on which they have been engaged.

SERGEANT M. QUINN - B.B.M. (Military)

Sergeant Quinn was a Patrol Instructor at the Army Outward Bound

School in North Wales and was responsible for the training of some hundreds

of boys. The work was exceptionally tough and exacting, but, by his

leadership and outstanding skill, he achieved the best results.

FLIGHT SERGEANT J.M. WHITE - B.E.M. (Military)

Flight Sergeant White was employed for many years in the servicing

of Valiant aircraft. He has shown great ability in mastering the

intricacies of advanced systons, equipment and techniques, and also as a

diagnostician. In addition to his technical duties, Flight Sergeant White

undertook the administrative responsibility for his section. His skill,

interest and efficiency have been an inspiration to all with whom he has

served,

MR. CHEUNG

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