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xvi HONORARY DISTINCTIONS— contd.
Gold Medal awarded periodically by the Sovereign.f
Medals awarded to R.N. Officers prior to May, 1936, were awarded
to the Cadet who, during his period of training, exhibited the
most gentlemanlike bearing and good influence among the
Cadets. Medals awarded to R.N. Officers in May, 1936, and
[KM] • subsequently, are awarded to the Cadet who obtains the
highest place in the grand aggregate of marks in the Passing-
out Examination at the Royal Naval College, Dartmouth.
From May, 1936, the symbol [KM] also implies, in the case of R.N.
Officers, the receipt of the Robert Roxburgh Prize.
[R] • • Ryder Memorial Prize.f
[E] • • Commander Egerton Prize.f
[M] • • Ronald Megaw Memorial Prize.f
[0] • • Ogilvy Medal.f
© • • Goodenough Medal.f
[RR] • • Indicates that the Officer was awarded the Robert Roxburgh Memorial
Prize.f From May, 1936, onwards the winner of this prize
is indicated by the letters [KM] — see note above.
m • • Medal for War Service.
* • • before the name of an Officer — authorised to wear a Foreign Order on all occasions .
** • • after the name of an Officer of the Military Branch — awarded the Beaufort
Testimonial and the Wharton Testimonial with Gold Medal
{since 1907).f
after the name of an Officer of the Military Branch — awarded the Beaufort
Testimonial (previoua to the institution of the Wharton
Testimonial).^
,, ,, ,, ,, an Engineer Officer — awarded the Newman Memorial Prize.f
,, ,, ,, ,, a Medical Officer — awarded Sir Gilbert Blane's Medal.f
f For conditions of award, see the " Appendix to the Navy List."

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