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...lar equipment awarded to junior officers who submitted the most creditable surveying work of a harbour or similar marine environment.

...d as a lieutenant on half-pay and his appointment to his first independent surveying commission of the Oil Rivers of West Africa. ...1896 to 15 May 1896. They contain detailed accounts of hydrographical and surveying work and daily life of the ship, as well as personal information. Note to b

...he rank of {{CaptRN}} on 31 December, 1888. In 1895, he commenced work in surveying in H.M.S. ''Seahorse''.<ref>Vereker Service Record. {{TNA|ADM 196/18/51.}} [[Category:Royal Navy Officers Educated at Burney's Royal Naval Academy]]

...ant, or other instrument (as funds allowed) of use in Navigation or Marine Surveying. ...ey, accompanied with sailing directions recently executed by himself. All officers of the Commonwealth Navies were eligible to receive the Prize.

Gibson obtained a 4th class certificate in surveying in February, 1903. He would ascend through 3rd and 2nd class until obtaini ...Gurner|Gurner]] recorded that Gibson was "except. one of the most capable officers I have ever met. Has performed every kind of intricate duty well, never at

.... As a commander, he worked with the Hydrographer of the Navy, first as a surveying officer and then being appointed Chief Civil Assistant to the Hydrographer [[Category:Royal Navy Officers Educated at Eastman's Royal Naval Academy]]

...aval and Military forces, of ascertaining the comparative situation of the officers in each branch, and of reporting whether, due regard being had to economy a ...ame into our serious consideration, so far as it relates to Your Majesty's officers of the Royal Navy and Marines; and we most humbly submit to Your Majesty wh

...899''' was a piece of legislation affecting the definitions of service for officers of the [[Royal Navy]]. ...to sanction the following rules and definition of Service as regards Flag Officers, Captains, Commanders, and Lieutenants in Your Majesty's Navy:—

...Kept by Sub-Lt [[Edward Capel Hasler Helby|Edward C H Helby]], while ship surveying in the Korean Archipelago. ...to sanitary conditions at the Royal Naval College, Feb 1890. A list of the officers at the college in 1889.

Completed to Full Complement for service as a surveying vessel at Devonport on 3 March, 1931.{{NLJul31|p. 217}} ...r bell was one of a number ships' bells the Royal Navy offered for sale to officers and others interested. It commanded a price of between £3-£10 plus packi

...part of a famous naval "dynasty" that saw members serving as commissioned officers in the Navy from its founding through the early Twentieth Century. He was ...{{LieutUS}}. In 1854 he assumed command of the North Pacific Exploring and Surveying Expedition and was promoted to the rank of {{CommUS}} in 1855.{{USOfficerRe

...p; a dialogue between volunteers, containing account of ship's complement, officers, duties of crew, etc, 1742. ...nd Equipping for sea a ship of each class, with the amount of wages to the officers and seamen, with proportion of stores allowed for each ship, for Channel an

...ssistant Paymasters.<br>Clerks.<br>Clerks.<br>Assistant Clerks.<br>Warrant Officers. | Appointments of Medical Officers.

...He and the commander, Lieutenant James St. Clair Bower, were the only two officers on the ship. ...h sailors had left their rifles and ammunition in their boat and were busy surveying.

Boucher was awarded the [[Shadwell Testimonial]] Prize in 1917 for surveying the entrance to Port Kalesai[?], Mytilene, on Lesbos.<ref>Boucher Service R ...List the following day. A request to be placed on the list of active flag officers was refused.<ref>Boucher Service Record. {{TNA|ADM 196/52/63.|D7605150}} f

...eamer Salamander on the east coast of Australia. His duties there included surveying. In 1868 he took command of the Newport for hydrographical work in the Medi ...ds employed to sample the life and conditions of the deep sea owed much to surveying techniques recently developed in connection with submarine telegraphy, and

Having recently been engaged in surveying work at Port Stanley in the Falkland Islands, Hutchinson was placed on the ...grounded. A review of a Board of Enquiry pinned the fault on Hutchinson's officers, who had served him poorly. It was made plain that Hutchinson did not dese

...0313|10051|28 September, 1917}} On 27 November he hoisted his flag in the surveying vessel ''Research'' as Senior Naval Officer and Rear-Admiral of the Dockyar [[Category:Royal Navy Officers Educated at Stubbington House School]]

As Drawing will prove a most useful qualification for Naval Officers, it is recommended that Candidates for the Service should be instructed the :3. Such knowledge of Nautical Surveying as may enable him to measure a base line and determine positions by angles,

...red to be resurveyed in two months. On 12 September he asked to leave the Surveying Branch and return to General Service. He was again found unfit on 9 Decemb ...]], who described him as "quite one of our very best and most accomplished officers."<ref>Quoted in Marder. ''Dreadnought to Scapa Flow''. '''I'''. p. 408.<