Royal Victorian Order 1947 Birthday Honours

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1 royal victorian order

1.1 knight grand cross of royal victorian order (gcvo)
1.2 dame commander of royal victorian order (dcvo)
1.3 knight commander of royal victorian order (kcvo)
1.4 commander of royal victorian order (cvo)
1.5 member of royal victorian order, 4th class (mvo)
1.6 member of royal victorian order, 5th class (mvo)





royal victorian order
knight grand cross of royal victorian order (gcvo)

the right honourable sir alan frederick lascelles, kcb, kcvo, cmg, mc.
admiral sir dudley burton napier north, kcvo, cb, csi, cmg.

dame commander of royal victorian order (dcvo)

the right honourable beatrice mildred edith, baroness harlech.

knight commander of royal victorian order (kcvo)

sir hugh lett, bt, cbe, dcl, mb, chb, frcs.
admiral sir aubrey clare hugh smith, kbe, cb, mvo.
surgeon rear-admiral henry ellis yeo white, cvo, obe, md.
rear-admiral william gladstone agnew, cb, cvo, dso.

commander of royal victorian order (cvo)

lady delia adelaide margaret peel.
anthony frederick blunt.
george edward fenton king, mvo.
commander honourable humphry legge, dso, royal navy (retired).
geoffrey sydney todd, obe, mb, chm, frcp.
wing commander peter wooldridge townsend, dso, dfc, royal air force.
major john lamplugh wickham, mvo.
commander william john lamb, mvo, obe, royal navy.

member of royal victorian order, 4th class (mvo)

at time 2 lowest classes of royal victorian order member (fourth class) , member (fifth class) , both post-nominal letters mvo. member (fourth class) renamed lieutenant (lvo) 1985 new year honours onwards.



lieutenant-commander peter william beckwith ashmore, dsc, royal navy.
captain william albemarle fellowes.
charles frederic glenny,
lionel benedict nicolson
commander (e) lancelot arthur babington peile, dso, royal navy.
commander (s) keith leslie dunn, royal navy.
lieutenant-commander ian greynvile steel, royal navy.
major francis vivian dunn, mvo, royal marines.
major reginald carteret de mussenden leathes, royal marines.
acting wing commander ernest william tacon, dso, dfc, afc, (36196), royal air force.

member of royal victorian order, 5th class (mvo)

albert hugh buckland,
harry vincent ireson,
mr. frederick william pardy, warrant catering officer, royal navy.
sub-lieutenant james duncan gordon davidson, royal navy.
mr. horace benjamin banford, commissioned boatswain, royal navy.
acting squadron leader harold frederick payne, afc, (46171), royal air force.
acting squadron leader harold wright (83613), royal air force volunteer reserve.
flight lieutenant arthur knapper, afc, (51842), royal air force.
flight lieutenant george alexander pearson (46106), royal air force.
flight lieutenant lewis george alfred reed, dfc, (49333), royal air force.



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