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Supplement to the London Gazette, 28Th July 1964 6399 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 28TH JULY 1964 6399 FUSILIER BRIGADE HIGHLAND BRIGADE R. War. F. Camerons REGULAR ARMY TERRITORIAL ARMY Lt. M. ROSS-THOMAS (459314) to be Capt, 27th Lt. R. J. AITKEN (465654) to be Capt., 4th July July 1964. 1964. Lt. J. M. G. GRANT (454304) is granted the actg. R.F. rank of Capt., 4th July 1964. REGULAR ARMY Short Serv. Commn. PARACHUTE REGIMENT 14482058 W.O. Cl. 1 William George PETTIFAR TERRITORIAL ARMY RESERVE OF OFFICERS (476978) to be Lt. (Q.M.), 26th June 1964. Maj. C. A. AMOORE (140048) having attained the age limit, ceases to belong to the T.A. Res. L.F. of Offrs. 28th July 1964, retaining the rank of Maj. TERRITORIAL ARMY Maj. K. M. WALTON (425740) is placed on the BRIGADE OF GURKHAS Unatt'd List, 1st June 1964. 6 G.R. REGULAR ARMY EAST ANGLIAN BRIGADE The undermentioned to be Lts. (Q.G.O.) on the dates shown: S.C. 21145200 C/Sgt. BHADRE BURA (477051), 23rd TERRITORIAL ARMY RESERVE OF OFFICERS Apr. 1964. Capt. (Hon. Maj.) P. F. RODWELL, M.B.E., T.D. 21136418 C/Sgt. TEKBAHADUR GURUNO (477052), (51377) having attained the age limit, ceases to 24th Apr. 1964. belong to the T.A. Res. of Offrs., 28th July 1964, 21136915 W.O. Cl. I BIRKHARAJ GURUNG retaining the hon. rank of Maj. (477053), 25th Apr. 1964. 21136329 W.O. C3. II GAMBAHADUR GURUNG 2 E. Anglian (477048), 14th Apr. 1964. REGULAR ARMY 21143478 W.O'. Cl. IT NARDHOJ THAPA (477049), 2nd Lt. N. T. P. MAYHEW (469850) to be Lt., 21st Apr. 1964. 28th July 1964. 21136326 W.O. Cl. II DHANJANG GURUNG Bedfs. Herts. (477050), 22wdi Apr. 1964. TERRITORIAL ARMY RESERVE OF OFFICERS 7 G.R. Maj. H. T,. WRIGHT, T.D. (315847) from Active REGULAR ARMY List, to be Maj., 5th June 1964. Capt. (Q.G.O.) BHIMDAL LIMBU (401578) retires on retired pay, 26th July 1964. Essex TERRITORIAL ARMY RESERVE OF OFFICERS 10 G.R. Capt. M. T. NASH (70639) having attained the REGULAR ARMY age limit, ceases to belong to the T.A. Res. of Lt. (Q.G.O.) DILBAHADUR SUNWAR (445098) re- Offis., 29th July 1964, retaining the rank of Capt. tires on retired pay, 27th July 1964. Gurkha Sigs. WESSEX BRIGADE REGULAR ARMY Glosters Capt. (Q.G.O.) RAMINDRASEN GURUNG (415529) TERRITORIAL ARMY retires on retired pay, 27th July 1964. 2nd Lt. R. H. P. WALMSLEY (472232) (on proba- tion) is placed on the Unatt'd List, 24th Apr. 1964. ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS D.E.R.R. REGULAR ARMY Capt. A. G. GREVATT (409413) to be Maj., 27th REGULAR ARMY RESERVE OF OFFICERS July 1964. Lt-Col. J. R. A. SLEE, B.Sc. (52061) (Emp. Lt. (Q.M.) J. LATHAM (473128) to be Capt. List (1)) having attained the age limit, ceases to (Q.M.), 25th July 19.64. belong to the Res. of Offrs., 14th July 1964. Short Serv. Commn. YORKSHIRE BRIGADE Malayan Section P.W.O. Capt. TECK ONN LIEW (428253) relinquishes his REGULAR ARMY commn. on completion of service, 28th July 1964, and is granted the hon. rank of Capt. Short Serv. Commn. 4344680 W.O. Cl. 1 John Wilson PETERSON REGULAR ARMY RESERVE OF OFFICERS (476308) to be Lt. (Q.M.), 3rd June 1964. Capt. (Hon. Maj.) D. R. B. DUFFY (91334) hav- ing attained the age limit, relinquishes his commn., Green Howards 26th July 1964, retaining the hon. rank of Maj. REGULAR ARMY TERRITORIAL ARMY Maj. G. T. M. SCROPE (138270) to be Lt-Col., Maj. J. D. PORTER (403008) is seconded for ser- 20th Apr. 1964. vice on the Staff and at his own request reverts TERRITORIAL ARMY to the rank of Capt., 1st June 1964, with seniority Lt. J. G. ARTLEY (457008) to be Capt., 9th 1st Nov. 1958. June 1964. Capt. A. C. SMITH (460994) to be Maj., 23rd May 1964. D.W.R. Capt. P. G. WALKER (449555) is granted the TERRITORIAL ARMY actg. rank of Maj., 1st June 1964. 23892767 L/Cpl. John Bertram WIDDOP (477020) Capt. K. J. NORRIS (467120) is placed on the to be 2nd Lt. (on probation), 29th June 1964. Unatt'd. List, 15th June 1964. Lt. W. J. JAMES (463434) (Res. of Offrs.) to be MERCIAN BRIGADE Lt., 15th May 1964, with seniority 8th Aug. 1962. S. Staffords TERRITORIAL ARMY RESERVE OF OFFICERS ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS Maj. J. McTuRK (57309) having attained the age REGULAR ARMY limit, ceases to belong to the T.A. Res. of Offrs., Capt. W. M. ROBINSON, M.B. (461757), to be 26th July 1964, and is granted the hon. rank of Maj., 20th July 1964. Lt.-Col. Non Medical Section Foresters Maj. (N.M.) J. M. BURKE (415276) retires on retired pay, 27th July 1964. TERRITORIAL ARMY RESERVE OF OFFICERS Lt. (N.M.) J. C. P. SHANNON (469584) to be Capt. R. M. REED (408585) from Active List, Capt. (N.M.), 26th July 1964. to be Capt., 27th May 1964. Short Serv. Commns. WELSH BRIGADE Capt. J. D. BARRETT, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (462094), to be Maj., 29th June 1964. R.W.F. 2nd Lt. (Medical Cadetship) David Robert Ernest REGULAR ARMY REEVE, M.B. (473350), from Medical Cadetship Maj. J. H. SWIFT (194856) to be Lt.-Col., 14th to be Lt. (on probation) (Pre-registration Commn.), Feb. 1964. 25th June 1964..
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