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5764 Supplement to the London Gazette, 27 September, 1940 5764 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 27 SEPTEMBER, 1940 The Distinguished Conduct Medal. CENTRAL CHANCERY OF THE ORDERS No. 726541 Warrant Officer Class I (Staff OF KNIGHTHOOD. Sergeant-Major) Arthur Blandford, Royal St. James's Palace, S.W.I. Armoured Corps (Lancers). 2Jth September, 1940. No. 546720 Warrant Officer Class I (Staff Sergeant-Major) Oliver Canning, Royal The KING has been graciously pleased to Armoured Corps (Hussars). give orders for the following appointments to No. 768834 Warrant Officer Class II (Battery tne Most Honourable Order of the Bath for Sergeant-Major James, Royal Artillery. distinguished services rendered in action hi No. 397654 Warrant Officer Class III (Troop connection with recent operations in Norway:— Sergeant-Ma j or) Bertie Merrin, Royal To • be Additional Members of the Military Armoured Corps (Dragoon Guards). Division of the Third Class, or Companions, No. 320533 Sergeant Edward Maile, Royal of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath: Armoured Corps (Hussars). Colonel (now acting Major-General) James No. 5102817 Lance-Sergeant (acting Sergeant) Andrew Harcourt Gammell, D.S.O., M.C., W. E. Bedworth, Royal Artillery. late The Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders. No. 550403 Lance-Corporal John Harrison, Colonel (temporary Brigadier) Richard Royal Armoured Corps (Hussars). No. 7899689 Trooper Stanley William Powell, Montague Wootten, M.C., late The Queen's Royal Armoured Corps (Hussars). Bays (2nd Dragoon Guards), Royal No. 1456290 Gunner A. G. Robinson, Royal Armoured Corps. Artillery. The Military Medal. No. 401110 Warrant Officer Class III (Troop Sergeant-Ma j or) Edward George Ayling, CENTRAL CHANCERY OF THE ORDERS Royal Armoured Corps (Dragoon Guards). OF KNIGHTHOOD. No. 775513 Sergeant Crouch, Royal Artillery. St. James's Palace, S.W.I. 2jth September, 1940. No. 45022 Sergeant Frank Robert Lawrence, Royal Army Service Corps. The KING has been graciously pleased to No. 7259138 Sergeant David O'Connor, Royal give orders for the following appointments to Army Medical Corps. the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire for distinguished services rendered in action in No. 1870472 Lance-Sergeant Alfred Lee, Royal connection with recent operations in Norway:— Engineers. No. 7885532 Corporal (acting Sergeant) Robert To be Additional Officers of the Military Marsden, Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Division of the said Most Excellent Order-: Armoured Corps. Major Ralph Brooke, M.S., F.R.C.S., Royal No. 7883488 Corporal William Fraser Stewart, Army Medical Corps, Territorial Army. Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Captain (temporary Major) Richard Hamilton Corps. Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe, The Royal No. 1431402 Bombardier M. L. Fox, Royal Scots Greys (2nd Dragoons). Artillery. .Second Lieutenant Dan Hurdis Mason, Royal No. 1867812 Corporal Francis Gale, Royal Engineers, Supplementary Reserve. Engineers. To be Additional Members of the Military No. 7876632 Corporal A. B. Gilbert, Royal Division of the said Most Excellent Order: Army Service Corps. Second Lieutenant James Watt Torrance, The No. T/92503 Corporal Walter Whittaker, Royal Highland Light Infantry (City of Glasgow Army Service Corps. Regiment), Territorial Army. No. 7885608 Lance-Corporal Walter Leslie Sister Nellie Goodwin, Territorial Army Harrison, Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Nursing Service. Armoured Corps. No. 1874997 Lance-Corporal Kenneth Bray, Royal Engineers. No. 7687705 Lance-Corporal A. Redford, Corps The KING has been graciously pleased to of Military Police. approve of the undermentioned awards for No. 7686964 Lance-Corporal D. Beckett, gallant and distinguished services in action in Corps of Military Police. connection with operations in Norway:— No. 320940 Trooper William George Hunt, Royal Armoured Corps (Dragoon Guards). The Distinguished Service Order. No. 2692660 Trooper Richard McHugh, Royal Lieutenant-Colonel Alfred Eryk Robinson, The Armoured Corps (Hussars). Green Howards (Alexandra, Princess of No. 866608 Trooper George Robert Bingley, Wales's- Own Yorkshire Regiment). Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Major (temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Cameron Corps. Gordon Graham Nicholson, M.C., Royal No. 7888181 Trooper Charles Henry Maggs, Artillery. Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Major Sir John Stewart Forbes, Bt., Royal Corps. Engineers. No. 5182776 Trooper Herbert George Wren, Major (acting Lieutenant-Colonel) Francis Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Henry Jordan, M.C., The York and Corps. Lancaster Regiment. No. 7519813 Private F. Marshall, Royal Army Captain Derek George Gill-Davies, 'Royal Medical Corps. Engineers, Territorial Army..
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