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EXPLANATIONS OF ABBREVIATIONS—confd.
[TJ .. OtBcer of the Special Reserve of Oflfl-
cers, Militia, Territorial Force, or
Volunteers who obtained Special
Mention in Examination in Tactics
laid down for Captains in the
Army before 1 January, 1890.
© .. .. Officer of the Special Reserve of Offi¬
cers, Militia, Territorial Force or
Volunteers qualified in sub-head (1)
of subject (d) (Captains), vide
Appendix XI, King’s Regulations.
(T) .. .. Officer of the Special Reserve of Offi¬
cers, Militia, Territorial Force or
Volunteers who obtained Special
Mention in Examination in Tactics
laid down for Lieutenants in the
Army before 1 January, 1890.
(t) .. .. Officer of the Special Reserve of Offi¬
cers, Militia, Territorial Force or
Volunteers qualified in sub-head (i)
of subject (d) (Lieutenants), vide
Appendix XI, King’s Regulations.
t.a Secretary of a Territorial Force Asso¬
ciation.
td Territorial Decoration.
[U.F.C.]
GL ..
VD ..
V.R.C.
[W] ..
w.a. ..
[W.C.M.J
* ..
.. United Free Church of Scotland
(Chaplain).
.. Unemployed Supernumerary List.
.. Volunteer Battalion.
. Victoria Cross.
. Volunteer Officers’ Decoration.
. Volunteer Rifle Corps.
. Wesleyan (Chaplain, Territorial
Force).
. tSeconded for service with West
African Regiment.
.. Welsh Calvinistlc Methodist (Chap¬
lain, Territorial Force).
.. Temporary Rank.
Officer serving with Special Reserve of
Officers, Territorial Force, Reserve
of Officers, &c., who has War Ser¬
vice.
The words subscribed to the titles of Regiments, as ,l Peninsula,” “ Waterloo,” &c., denote the Honorary
Distinctions permitted to be borne by such Regiments on their Standards or Colours, or in the case of Regi¬
ments having no Standards or Colours on their Appointments, in commemoration of their Services.
The words “Imperial Service” shown at the head of a unit of the Territorial Force denote that
90 per cent, of the establishment of that unit accept liability for sendee abroad. (Vide Army Order
No. 3 of 1910).
Officers whose names are printed in Ifalies are on the Supernumerary or Seconded Lists.
In Regimental Lists an Officer’s Battalion is indicated by a number against his name; a number enclosed
in brackets denotes that the Officer is attached and not posted.
+ (Or an extra Captain allowed in the case of a Major.)
ORDERS.
K.G.
Knight of the Garter.
O.C.I.E.
K.T. ..
G.C.B.
K.C.B.
C.B. ..
Knight of the Thistle.
Knight of St. Patrick.
Knight Grand Cross 'j
Knight Commander V of the Bath.
Companion J
K.C.I.E.
C.I.E...
G.C.V.O.
K.C.V.O.
C.V.O.
M.V.O.
O.M. ..
G.CS.I.
K.C.S.I.
O.S.I...
Member of the Order of Merit.
Knight Grand Commanderl of the
Knight Commander V Star of
Companion J India.
D.S.O
C.I. ..
G.C.M.G.
KC.M.G.
C.M.G.
Knight Grand Cross
Knight Commander
Companion
of St. Michael
and St. George.
I.S.O...
Knight Grand d
Commander (,
Knight Commander (
Companion J
of the Indian
Empire.
Knight Grand Cross
Knight Commander
Commander
Member of the 4th or 5th
Class
of the
Royal
Victorian
Order.
Companion of the Distinguished Ser¬
vice Order.
Lady of the Imperial Order of the
Crown of India.
Companion
Order.
of the Imperial Service