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Supplement to the London Gazette, Ist January 1964 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, IST JANUARY 1964 Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Anthony des Noettes Captain (Honorary Major) Hubert William HARPER (137860), Royal Regiment of Artillery. BOVILL (201832), Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Lieutenant-Colonel John Wreghitt HILL (133721), Army Emergency Reserve (now R.A.R.O.). Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Captain (Quartermaster) William BOWMAN Engineers. (451756), The Lancashire Fusiliers. Lieutenant-Colonel (temporary) David George Major Meredith BUDD (160105), Royal Regiment HOUSE, M.C. (203138), 2nd Green Jackets, of Artillery. The King's Royal Rifle Corps. Major Arthur Vincent BURGE, B.E.M. (399911), Lieutenant-Colonel (acting) Cyril LOWTHER Corps of Royal Engineers (Postal Section). (275480), Army Cadet Force. Major Alan MacLeod CARSON (170574), The Lieutenant-Colonel Robert George MADOCKS Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry (Prince of Wales's M.B.E., T.D. (174466), The Royal Ulster Own), Royal Armoured Corps, Territorial Rifles, Territorial Army. Army (now retired). Lieutenant-Colonel James Harry MANSFIELD Major Gerald Royle Windybank CARTER T.D. (240838), Royal Corps of Signals, Terri- (364590), 3rd Green Jackets, The Rifle Brigade. torial Army. Major (Quartermaster) Robert Harris CRIDDLE Lieutenant-Colonel Peter Lawrence de Carteret (366568), Royal Regiment of Artillery. MARTIN (95604), The Cheshire Regiment. Major Roy Graham DANIEL, T.D. (65718), Pem- Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Cranstoun METCALFE, broke Yeomanry, Royal Armoured Corps, M.C. (301737), The Devonshire and Dorset Territorial Army. Regiment (Employed List 1). 22810808 Warrant Officer Class II Jack DENNIS, Lieutenant-Colonel (temporary) Reginald Roy Royal Regiment of Artillery, Territorial Army. Moss, M.C. (261944), Royal Tank Regiment, 2733914 Warrant Officer Class I Edward Kenneth Royal Armoured Corps. Leslie EDWARDS, Welsh Guards, serving with Lieutenant-Colonel (Garrison Engineer) George The King's African Rifles. Edward Palma MULHERN (143630), Corps of Major (temporary) John Adrian EVANS (349103), Royal Engineers (now retired). Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Lieutenant-Colonel Bevil Charles Alan NAPIER Engineers. M.B.E, M.C. (85692), The Gordon High- Major Arthur Desmond FITZGERALD (412824), landers. Royal Army Service Corps. Lieutenant-Colonel (now Colonel) John Richard 22247168 Warrant Officer Class II John Douglas Ruthven RAY, M.C. (378247), late Royal Regi- ment of Artillery. FRANCIS, Royal Corps of Signals. Major Samuel Ivor FULFORD, T.D. (160902), The Lieutenant-Colonel (Staff Quartermaster) Ronald Devonshire Regiment, Territorial Army. Morris ROBERTS (396394), 14th/20th King's Major (acting) Eric Nicholson GIBBONS (81557), Hussars, Royal Armoured Corps (Employed List 2). Army Cadet Force. Major William George Windsor GRAY (368653), Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Evelyn SIMPKIN, Royal Army Ordnance Corps. M.C. (176699), Royal Tank Regiment, Royal 305481 Warrant Officer Class I Kenneth Armoured Corps. HARRISON, Royal Horse Guards. Lieutenant-Colonel James Ingram Miles SMAIL, Major Frederick Alexander Cyril HINE (297575), M.C., T.D. (391404), The Royal Northumber- Royal Army Medical Corps. land Fusiliers, Territorial Army. Major (Quartermaster) Floyd Frank HOLMES Lieutenant-Colonel Malcolm Chalmers Peter (388765), 7th Duke of Edinburgh's Own STEVENSON, M.C. (94909), The Welch Regi- ment. Gurkha Rifles. 22803057 Warrant Officer Class II John Burgess Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Francis STRETCH HOMERSHAM, The Queen's Royal Surrey Regi- (130655), Royal Army Ordnance Corps. ment, Territorial Army. Lieutenant-Colonel Brian Charles Lascelles Lieutenant Kenneth JOHNSON (474569), Royal TAYLEUR (77592), 14th/20th King's Hussars, Regiment of Artillery. Royal Armoured Corps (Employed List 1). Major Sydney Emil JOHNSON, L.D.S. (103754), Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Bernard WENIGER (100993), Corps of Royal Electrical and Royal Army Dental Corps. Mechanical Engineers. Captain James KILSHAW, T.D. (386089), Royal Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Edward WORSLEY Army Medical Corps, Territorial Army. Major Patrick Herbert LEE (397961), Corps of (240132), The Royal Dragoons (1st Dragoons), Royal Armoured Corps. Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. 22531604 Warrant Officer Class I Ronald Lieutenant-Colonel Peter WHYTE (251208), Corps McCALLUM, The Argyll and Sutherland High.- of Royal Engineers, Territorial Army. landers (Princess Louise's), Territorial Army. To be Ordinary Members of the Military Major Alexander Douglas McGREGOR, M.C., Division of the said Most Excellent Order : T.D. (86569), Royal Regiment of Artillery. W/82951 Warrant Officer Class I Audrey 22236036 Warrant Officer Class II Charles ADAMSON, Women's Royal Army Corps. McKENNA, Corps of Royal Engineers, Lieutenant (Quartermaster) Alan Ross AIRD Territorial Army. (461054), The King's Own Yorkshire Light Major Michael MATTHEWS (256093), Corps of Infantry. Royal Military Police. Major Edward Walter MEAD (358842), Royal Major Hugh BAKER, M.C. (187147), The Royal Regiment of Artillery. Hampshire Regiment, Territorial Army. Major (acting) Leslie John MELDRUM (272427), Major Kenneth James Upshall BARNES (380601), Army Cadet Force. Royal Army Service Corps. 409443 Warrant Officer Class I William 3245829 Warrant Officer Class I Alexander Alexander MIDDLETON, Small Arms School BEVERIDGE, Small Arms School Corps. Corps. Major John Seymour BIRCH, T.D. (314635), 7014073 Warrant Officer Class I William Henry Royal Corps of Signals, Territorial Army. Diven MILLAR, The Royal Ulster Rifles..
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