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His contribution to the name and reputation of the Brigade of Gurkhas, and to the British Army, has earned him official recognition which he richly deserves.
He currently serves with the 1st Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles, based at Malaya Lines, Sek Kong.
Major (GCO)(Retired) Milanchandra Gurung of The Queen's Gurkha Engineers
Major Milanchandra Gurung retired from the British Army in February 1996 after 31 years exemplary service. He was personally responsible for the successful administration, preparation and handing back to the Hong Kong Government of four key defence estate sites.
He showed immense energy and sense of purpose which was always reflected in his very high personal standards.
His outstanding contribution to the name and reputation of the Brigade of Gurkhas, as well as the British Army, makes him most worthy of this official recognition. He now lives in Nepal.
Captain (Retired) Wu Siu-ying of The Royal Logistic Corps
Captain Wu Siu-ying retired from the Hong Kong Military Service Corps in December 1995 after 25 years exemplary service.
Throughout his long career with 29 Transport Squadron he showed immense ability and dedication which earned him the respect of the whole of the Garrison.
He forged strong links with the community as well as being involved with the Hong Kong Soldiers' Association, an organisation which promotes the welfare of ex- soldiers, their widows and families.
His achievements throughout an outstanding careers of selfless dedication are most worthy of this official recognition. He now lives in Canada.
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