Medal for Bravery (Silver)

Medal for Bravery (Silver) 銀英勇勳章
Image of the medal
Awarded by  Hong Kong
Awarded for	gallantry of an extremely high order
Post-nominals	MBS
Statistics
Established	1997
First awarded	1999
Precedence
Next (higher)	Silver Bauhinia Star
Next (lower)	Distinguished Service Medals

Medal for Bravery (Silver)
Traditional Chinese	銀英勇勳章
Simplified Chinese	银英勋勳章
Transcriptions Mandarin - Hanyu Pinyin Yín Yīngyǒng Xūnzhāng - Wade–Giles Yin Yingyung Hsünchang Cantonese (Yue) - Jyutping Ngan Jingjung Fanzoeng - Yale Romanization Yin2 Ying1yung3 Syun1jang1

The Medal for Bravery (Silver) (Chinese: 銀英勇勳章, MBS) is the second rank in the Order of the Medal for Bravery. It is awarded for gallantry of an extremely high order.^[1] It was created in 1997 to replace the British honours system after the transfer of sovereignty to the People's Republic of China and the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR).

List of awardees

1999

• Mr. David Neil BENNETT M.B.S.
• Mr. CHEUNG Chi-ming, M.B.S.
• Mr. CHAN Chiu-ming, M.B.S.
• Mr. LAU Wai-yan, M.B.S.
• Mr. TAM Siu-hung, M.B.S.

2000

• Mr. LEE Chi-wah, M.B.S.
• Mr. CHOI To, M.B.S.

2001

• Mr. CHEUNG Yat-ming, M.B.S.
• Mr. TO Chi-ming, M.B.S.
• Mr. PANG Yuk-wa, M.B.S.
• Mr. CHOI Yu-shing, M.B.S.
• Mr. CHENG Kam-wah, M.B.S.

2002

• Mr. LEUNG Shing-yan, M.B.S. (posthumous)

2003

• Ms. WONG Kang-tai, M.B.S. (posthumous)
• Mr. LAU Wing-kai, M.B.S. (posthumous)
• Ms. LAU Kam-yung, M.B.S. (posthumous)
• Dr. CHENG Ha-yan, Kate, M.B.S. (posthumous)
• Ms. TANG Heung-may, M.B.S. (posthumous)
• Mr. LEUNG Bo-ming, M.B.S. (posthumous)
• Mr. HUI Chi-leung, M.B.S.
• Mr. NG Ka-man, M.B.S.

2004

• Mr. YIP Chi-hang, Czeven, M.B.S.

2005

• Mr. WONG Hon, M.B.S.
• Mr. TAM Po-ming, M.B.S.

2007

• Captain CHAN Chi-pui, Michael, M.B.S., G.M.S.M.
• Captain WU Wai-hung, M.B.S.
• Mr. CHAN Siu-kei, M.B.S.
• Mr. CHAK Hoi-leung, M.B.S.
• Mr. LI Yuk-wah, M.B.S.
• Mr. LEE Kwok-ming, Thomas, M.B.S.^[2]

References

1. ^ "Bravery Awards". Protocol Division Government Secretariat Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. 7 November 2005. http://www.protocol.gov.hk/eng/honours/hon_bravery.html. Retrieved 28 May 2011. 
2. ^ "Recipients of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Honours and Awards". Civil and Miscellaneous Lists. Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. 1st July 2010. http://www.info.gov.hk/cml/eng/miscell/index2.htm. Retrieved 28 May 2011.