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66421 MOD Supp 1 09.04.19. Issue 62610.Indd MINISTRY OF DEFENCE ARMY ROYAL ARMOURED CORPS REGULAR ARMY Regular Commissions COMMANDS AND STAFF Captain G. E. G. MOON QGM The Royal Lancers (Queen Elizabeths’ Own) 30121455 from Intermediate Regular Commission 1 November 2018 to be Captain with seniority 17 June 2014 REGULAR ARMY (substituted for the notification in Gazette (Supplement) dated 8 January 2019) Lieutenant General Sir Mark POFFLEY KCB OBE 521134 retires 3 April 2019 Regular Commissions (Late Entry) Major General (Acting Lieutenant General) M. C. M. BRICKNELL Lieutenant Colonel I. SIMPSON MBE King’s Royal Hussars 554108 CB 520113 is granted the honorary rank of Lieutenant General retires 4 October 2018 (Belated Entry) 3 April 2019 and retires Intermediate Regular Commissions Major General I. B. L. JONES CB 525874 assumes the appointment of Commander Field Army 15 March 2019 and is granted the substantive Captain G. H. HENNINGS-HAAHR Royal Dragoon Guards 30202838 rank of Lieutenant General with seniority of the same date from Short Service Commission 1 November 2018 to be Captain with seniority 13 December 2017 Brigadier S. P. HAMILTON CBE 543296 assumes the appointment of Director Support Army Headquarters 4 April 2019 and is granted the Captain C. N. G. HENSON The Royal Lancers (Queen Elizabeths’ substantive rank of Major General with seniority of the same date Own) 30210509 from Short Service Commission 1 November 2018 to be Captain with seniority 11 April 2018 Brigadier S. P. M. NESMITH 531124 assumes the appointment of Director Personnel Army Headquarters 14 March 2019 and is granted Captain W. A. O. KELLARD The Royal Lancers (Queen Elizabeths’ the substantive rank of Major General with seniority of the same date Own) 30138164 from Short Service Commission 1 November 2018 to be Captain with seniority 9 August 2017 Colonel S. J. MCCONNELL 529540 retires 6 April 2019 Short Service Commissions ARMY RESERVE Captain H. J. H. FRASER 1st The Queen’s Dragoon Guards 30131492 Lieutenant Colonel N. J. SUTHERLAND VR 541180 is promoted to the retires 6 October 2018 (Belated Entry) substantive rank of Colonel 21 March 2019 with seniority of the same date ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY HOUSEHOLD CAVALRY REGULAR ARMY REGULAR ARMY Regular Commissions (Late Entry) Colonel C. A. LOCKHART MBE 527147 is appointed Lieutenant Lieutenant Colonel P. K. TOLLEY 559932 retires 30 October 2018 Colonel Commanding Household Cavalry 26 March 2019 in (Belated Entry) succession to Major General Sir Edward SMYTH-OSBOURNE KCVO CBE 516516 tenure expired Short Service Commissions Intermediate Regular Commissions Captain G. FLYNN 30076485 retires 4 October 2018 (Belated Entry) Captain J. A. F. KJELLGREN 25233958 from Short Service ARMY RESERVE Commission 1 November 2018 to be Captain with seniority 11 April 2018 Group A Short Service Commissions Lieutenant S. NAVARRO 25147618 from Corps of Royal Engineers 12 February 2019 to be Lieutenant retaining present seniority Captain H. M. H. VAUGHAN 30193200 retires 9 October 2018 1 March 2017 ROYAL HORSE GUARDS / 1ST DRAGOONS Second Lieutenant (on probation) T. S. BIRD 25231817 from General List 4 March 2015 to be Second Lieutenant (on probation) retaining REGULAR ARMY present seniority 28 September 2014 (substituted for the notification Gazette (Supplement) dated 22 August 2017) Regular Commissions Lieutenant Colonel G. V. D. L. F. WOYKA 519750 retires CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS 28 October 2018 (Belated Entry) REGULAR ARMY Intermediate Regular Commissions Regular Commissions Captain J. M. M. CHURCHER 30124658 retires 11 October 2018 (Belated Entry) Major R. S. WENDOVER 562305 retires 25 October 2018 Major H. M. HAWKINS 558826 retires 26 October 2018 6432 | 9 APRIL 2019 | LONDON GAZETTE | SUPPLEMENT NO. 1.
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