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BEM (Military)

Mr LAM Chi-chung

Flight Sergeant Lam joined the Royal Hong Kong

Auxiliary Air Force in 1953. He was first trained as a Wireless Operator and later remustered to the Nursing Attendant grade in 1963. Since 1972, he has been the Senior Non- Commissioned Officer in charge of the Medical Section of this Unit. Apart from providing para-medico support to the Unit Medical Officer, he is also responsible for the organisation of annual medical examination of air-crew and the maintenance

of necessary records. He carries out these duties to a high standard of efficiency. In addition, he is the Honorary Secretary of the Volunteer Sergeants' and Warrant Officers' Mess. He spends a lot of his spare time in this role, organising functions and activities in the promotion of the volunteer spirit in general and of a common esprit de corps between the volunteer units of Royal Hong Kong Regiment and the Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force in particular.

BEM (Military)

Mr LAU Siu-kit

Corporal LAU Siu-kit has served as a Volunteer since June 1962. During this time he has shown great devotion and loyalty. His attendance has been exemplary in that he has qualified for bounty for no less than 15 times. He is always willing to report to duty at whatever time when needed and has given up much of his own time to ensure the needs of the Regiment were satisfied. joining the Regiment as a Volunteer, he was a Corporal in the

He will Royal Army Services Corp which he joined in 1951.

Prior to

be leaving soon due to his age and it is fitting that his 30 years military service should be recognised by this award.

BEM (Military)

Mr YEUNG Kam-cheong

Corporal YEUNG Kam-checng is a long serving and loyal Volunteer whose entire service has borne the stamp of loyalty and devotion to duty. He has qualified for annual bounty consecutively over the last 21 years which is a measure of his reliability and enthusiasm. For a number of years, he has been a squadron stores corporal whose work is mundane, unglamorous albeit essential. He has never spared

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