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ABBREVIATIONS, &c.
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PJV denotes Officer who has passed the
Warrant Officers' exam-
ination in Navigation and
Pilotage, and who is
actually employed on
Navigating duties, or is
available for employment
on such duties.
(JWf)
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(S).
Officer who has qualified or
re-qualified in the Warrant
Officers' Examination in
Navigation and Pilotage
at the Navigation School,
since it was established
in 1903, and who is act-
ually employed, or is
available for employment,
on Navigating duties.
In the Seniority List, an
Officer who has served 8
years as Secretary to a
Flag Officer.
In the Seniority List, an
Officer who is specially
qualified in Signalling
Duties.
In a ship, an officer quali-
fied as above who is per-
forming Signalling duties.
SB denotes Officer who has qualified in
Submarine Duties, and is
available for service in
Submarines.
(Tt)
(T)
ws
In the Seniority List, a Lieu-
tenant who has passed for
Torpedo Officer and who
is qualified to receive the
highest rate of pay under
the terms of Order in
Council of the 16th No-
vember, 1903.
In the Seniority List, a Lieu-
tenant who has passed for
Torpedo Officer ,• in a ship,
an Officer borne for Tor-
pedo Duties.
In the case of an Officer
of the Military Branch —
Qualified to act as an
Instructor in Physical
Training.
In the case of a Medical
Officer. — Has been through
a long course of Physical
Training.
Officer who has qualified
and is eligible for a War
Staff Appointment
Note. — Temporary Service Chaplains appear as Ch,with (7e»//>?/)against their names.
Officers whose names are in italics in the List of Ships are those borne as
additional or supernumerary.