Royal Humane Society’s Bronze Medal
 The Royal Humane Society is a charity that grants awards for acts of bravery in the saving of human life and, also, for the restoration of life by resuscitation.
Awards may be granted to those who have put their own lives at risk to save or attempt to save someone else. The awards granted for these acts of bravery include bronze, silver and gold medals and Testimonials on Vellum or Parchment.
The Society may also give recognition those who have contributed to the saving or attempted saving of life, though they may not have put their own life at risk. In these instances, a Certificate of Commendation may be granted.
The following members of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary Service have received Royal Humane Society awards -
Bronze Medal
1920 - Captain E. C. SMITH, R.F.A.
1923 - Donkeyman P. HEVERAN, R.F.A.
1957 - Radio Officer J. M. SUTTON, R.F.A.
1964 - Chief Officer R H ROSS
1964 - Sailor LAI L F.
1964 - Sailor FUK L.
1964 - No 1 Greaser FAN L H.
Testimonials on Vellum
1953 - Chief Officer John D FISHER, R.F.A.
Testimonials on Parchment
1944 - Deckhand Thomas KELLY, R.F.A.
1963 - Assistant Cook Arthur BOYLE, R.F.A.
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