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     • The Roll of Honour is updated quarterly and there is a minimum gap of a year between the date of death and addition of a name to the Roll for data protection reasons.
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   What is the Armed Forces Memorial roll of Honour?

   • The Armed Forces Memorial Roll of Honour is a searchable, electronic record,which contains the names of all UK Armed Forces personnel wh ave died during their service, since 1948, regardless of the cause of death. The Roll of Honour, therefore, contains the names of many individuals who do not mee

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   What is a roll of Honour?

   • A service for families is held at the National Memorial Arboretum, usually in July, to commemorate those personnel. The Roll of Honour is a searchable, electronic record, which contains the names of all UK Armed Forces personnel who have died during their service, since 1948, regardless of the cause of death.

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   Can a person's name be included on a memorial / roll of Honour?

   • , names may be included on the Armed Forces Memorial and the Roll of Honour. Where death from suicide occurred in different circumstances, but where families believe that there is evidence of a direct link between the individual’s service and the death, then an application may be made to the Naming Panel (see pages

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   Who should be included on the Armed Forces Memorial?

   • r The criteria for inclusion on the Armed Forces Memorial are as follows: ‘Those members of the Armed Forces (Regular and Reserve) who were killed on duty while performing functions attributable to the special circumstances and requirements of the Armed Forces, or as a result of t

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   How are honours and awards awarded?

   • While appointments to the Order of the Garter, the Order of the Thistle, the Order of Merit and the Royal Victorian Order remain the Sovereign’s prerogative, honours and awards are in general conferred or awarded on the advice of Ministers. This advice is normally tendered through the signing of a submission to The Sovereign. 1.04.

   JSP 761: honours and awards in the armed forces - GOV.UK

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   When are honours and awards notified?

   • The Honours and Awards authorities are to be notified immediately if, between the submission of a nomination and the presentation of the award, a candidate comes to adverse notice in such a way that casts doubt on their suitability to receive the award. 4.12. Chapter. 4.13.

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   May 21, 2021 · The Roll of Honour is a searchable, electronic record, which contains the names of all UK Armed Forces personnel who have died during their service, since 1948, regardless of the cause of...

4. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentThe Armed Forces Memorial and The Roll of Honour

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   The Armed Forces Memorial Roll of Honour is a searchable, electronic record, which contains the names of all UK Armed Forces personnel who have died during their service, since 1948,...

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5. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsHonours and awards in the armed forces (JSP 761) - GOV.UK

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   Jan 8, 2015 · This JSP 761 contains advice and direction on the processes involved and best practice to apply to honours and awards in the armed forces.

6. www.thenma.org.uk › visit-us › what's-hereArmed Forces Memorial | The Memorials | National Memorial ...

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   Search the Roll of Honour. You can learn if a person is included on the Memorial using the Roll of Honour. Members of our onsite team are also always happy to help visitors find names which feature.

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7. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › media › 5a802607JSP 761: honours and awards in the armed forces - GOV.UK

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   JSP 761 is a guide to the policy on the honours and awards which are available to members of the Armed Forces and is designed to be used by staff responsible for implementing and developing...

8. honours.cabinetoffice.gov.uk › receiving-an-honourReceiving an honour - UK Honours System

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   Once an individual accepts an honour and it has been announced in The London Gazette and published GOV.UK/Honours, they will be invited to an Investiture by the Central Chancery of the Orders...

9. www.royalvoluntaryservice.org.uk › media › tzpjlodeHISTORY OF THE ROLL OF HONOUR - Royal Voluntary Service

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   For London and Region 5 were the greatest number of casualties occurred, there is a section opened by a display of the Arms of the Cities of London and Westminster and the Boroughs of Metropolitan London in gold and in colour. Scotland, Wales and Ireland have their own special pages.