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Of Monday 26 November 2007 Supplement No. 2 Ministry of Defence Number 58523 Tuesday 27 November 2007 http://www.london-gazette.co.uk 17201 Registered as a newspaper Published by Authority Established 1665 of Monday 26 November 2007 Supplement No. 2 Ministry of Defence Territorial Army Group A Army Major MM Murdock (539074) Queen’s Own Yeomanryresigns commission 16 May2007 (Belated Entry) Lieutenant ADJ Carnwarth (562225) Queen’s Own Yeomanry resigns commission 1 June 2007 27 November 2007 SBrettell (30040020) Royal Mercian and Lancastrian Yeomanry October 2007 to be Lieutenant with seniority1 October 1994 APPOINTMENTS (formerlyTerritorial Army) OYcer Cadet Sophie Caroline Fletcher (30040606) Royal Mercian Brigadier JE Thomas MBE (499777) late Royal Corps of Signals ueen and Lancastrian Yeomanryto be Second Lieutenant (on probation) relinquishes the appointment of Aide de Camp to The Q 30 September 2007 1 November 2007 tenure expired Reverend RJ Hall MBE (527113) Royal Army Chaplains’ Department relinquishes the appointment of HonoraryChaplain to The Queen 28 September 2007 tenure expired ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY gilvie raham Brigader TS O -G MBE (515161) late Royal Army erritorial rmy VeterinaryCorps is appointed HonoraryVeterinarySurgeon to The T A Queen 12 October 2007 in succession to Brigadier AS Warde Group A (495922) late Royal Army Veterinary Corps tenure expired Lieutenant PJ Cooper (559427) resigns commission 1 December 2006 (Belated Entry) Group B COMMANDS AND STAFF Lieutenant Colonel DJ Lowles (510036) to be Lieutenant Colonel (NRPS) 21 November 2007 Regular Army Major General PTC Pearson CBE (501055) late Royal Gurkha Rifles is promoted to the substantive rank of Lieutenant General 30 August CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS 2007 with seniorityof the same date (substituted for the notification in Gazette (Supplement) dated 4 September 2007) Regular Army oshai Lieutenant Colonel H G MBE (526018) Royal Army Medical Regular Commissions Corps is promoted to the substantive rank of Colonel 30 June 2007 with seniorityof the same date Lieutenant RE Wilson (552150) to be Captain 11 June 2007 Short Service Commissions Lieutenant AD Iswariah (560907) to be Captain 7 February2007 ROYAL ARMOURED CORPS (Belated Entry) Lieutenant MD Birks (562084) to be Captain 11 June 2007 Lieutenant PJ Hall (562160) to be Captain 11 June 2007 Regular Army Lieutenant CL Vellino(562297) to be Captain 11 June 2007 Intermediate Regular Commissions (Late Entry) Lieutenant DA White (562306) to be Captain 11 June 2007 Lieutenant MJ Witko (562309) to be Captain 11 June 2007 Warrant OYcer Class 2 Andrew Charles Milne Potter (24655988) Royal Scots Dragoon Guards to be Captain 26 October 2007 Regular Army Reserve of Officers Short Service Commissions Class II Lieutenant AS Edwards (562136) Royal Tank Regiment to be Major C De La Fuente (516195) retires 18 September 2007 Captain 11 June 2007 Lieutenant ACL Hamilton (536428) retires 5 October 2007.
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