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Birthday Honours June 2014 - Defence Viewpoints from UK Defence Forum Saturday, 14 June 2014 09:08 Birthday Honours June 2014 - Defence Viewpoints from UK Defence Forum Saturday, 14 June 2014 09:08 <p>118 UK Service personnel and 51 civilians have been granted state honours by Her Majesty The Queen in the 2014 Birthday Honours List. The full list can be found on the next page</p> <p>Defence industry awards, not on the MoD list, include</p> <p>OBE</p> <p>Alexander David Beatty for services to aerospace and defence industry in Northern Ireland</p> <p>MBE</p> <p>Graham Ifor August fo services to defence abd international relations</p> <p>�</p> <p>�</p> <p>Royal Navy Awards<br />Promotions in and Appointments to the Military Division of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath<br />As Knight Commander<br />Vice Admiral Philip Andrew JONES CB</p> <p>As Companions<br />Major General Edward Grant Martin DAVIS CBE</p> <p>Rear Admiral Duncan Laurence POTTS</p> <p>Promotions in and Appointments to the Military Division of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire<br />As Commanders<br />Commodore Keith Andrew BECKETT</p> <p>Rear Admiral Stephen Buchanan BRUNTON</p> <p>Commodore Paul Anthony MCALPINE OBE</p> <p>As Officers<br />Commander Mark Gareth DELLER</p> <p>Commander Mark Robert HONNORATY</p> <p>Commander James MCNAIR</p> <p>Lieutenant Colonel Gerard Connor O'HARA Royal Marines</p> <p>Lieutenant Colonel Rupert James PULVERTAFT Royal Marines</p> <p>Captain Berkeley John STANLEY-WHYTE Royal Navy</p> <p>As Members<br />Major Scott ASHLEY Royal Marines</p> <p>Surgeon Commander Andrew BROWN</p> <p>Chief Petty Officer Logistics (Supply Chain) Ivor CROSS</p> <p>Commander Simon Evan James DAVID</p> <p>Lieutenant Commander Neil Charles LOUGHREY</p> <p>Petty Officer (Diver) Andrew Charles MARSHALL</p> <p>Lieutenant Commander Larry Roy NICHOLLS</p> <p>Chief Petty Officer Warfare Specialist (Underwater Warfare) Darren Mark RAYNER</p> <p>Lieutenant Commander Alfred SIMPSON</p> <p>Captain Trevor SMITH Royal Marines</p> <p>Warrant Officer 1 Marc WICKS Royal Marines</p> <p>Associate of the Royal Red Cross<br />2nd Class<br />Chief Petty Officer Naval Nurse Jenny Louise DYSON, Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service</p> <p>Army Awards<br />Promotions in and Appointments to the Military Division of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath<br />As Companions<br />Major General Kevin David ABRAHAM, late Royal Regiment of Artillery</p> <p>The Reverend Jonathan WOODHOUSE QHC, late Royal Army Chaplains' Department</p> <p>Promotions in and Appointments to the Military Division of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire<br />As Knight Commander<br />Lieutenant General Simon Vincent MAYALL CB, late 1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards</p> <p>As Commanders<br />Major General Ewan Blythe CARMICHAEL MBE QHDS, late Royal Army Dental Corps</p> <p>Brigadier Mark Redman GOLDSACK OBE, late The Rifles</p> <p>Brigadier Giles Patrick HILL, late The Parachute Regiment</p> <p>Colonel Robert JEFFERIES, late The Royal Regiment of Scotland</p> <p>Brigadier ROBERT DANIEL MEINERTZHAGEN, late Royal Corps of Signals</p> <p>Major General Ranald Torquil Ian MUNRO TD, late The Parachute Regiment Army Reserve</p> <p>Major General Richard James SEMPLE, late Corps of Royal Engineers</p> <p>As Officers<br />Lieutenant Colonel Timothy Robert BLACKMORE, The Royal Logistic Corps</p> <p>Colonel Neil Alexander Den�McKAY MBE, The Royal Regiment of Scotland</p> <p>Lieutenant Colonel Oliver Jerome KINGSBURY MBE, The Parachute Regiment</p> <p>Colonel Simon Andrew LAWRENCE, Corps of Royal Engineers</p> <p>Colonel Nicholas Scott MAKIN, Royal Regiment of Artillery</p> <p>Lieutenant Colonel Alan William Thomas McCOMB, Royal Corps of Signals</p> <p>Colonel Thomas Michael McMULLEN MBE, Cumbria Army Cadet Force</p> <p>Lieutenant Colonel Richard Evelyn Robert MORPHEW, The Royal Irish Regiment</p> <p>Colonel James Lyon MURRAY�PLAYFAIR MBE, late Royal Regiment of 1 / 4 Birthday Honours June 2014 - Defence Viewpoints from UK Defence Forum Saturday, 14 June 2014 09:08 Fusiliers</p> <p>Lieutenant Colonel Richard Charles POPE, Royal Army Veterinary Corps</p> <p>Lieutenant Colonel Peter Anthony REID, Adjutant General's Corps (Staff and Personnel Support Branch)</p> <p>Lieutenant Colonel Henry Terence Stewart RICKETTS, Corps of Royal Engineers</p> <p>As Members<br />Captain Heidi Miriam Alexandra BLACKWOOD, 1st (Northern Ireland) Battalion Army Cadet Force</p> <p>Captain Adrian Eric BLANCHARD, The Royal Logistic Corps Army Reserve</p> <p>Warrant Officer Class 2 Paul Andrew BREWER, The Yorkshire Regiment</p> <p>Captain Michael James BRIGHAM, The Mercian Regiment</p> <p>Lieutenant Colonel Anthony James CHRISTIE, Corps of Royal Engineers</p> <p>Captain Robert Lloyd CLIFFORD, Royal Corps of Signals</p> <p>Major Michael James COOKE, The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers</p> <p>Warrant Officer Class 2 Kenneth Newton CRADDOCK, The Yorkshire Regiment Army Reserve</p> <p>Major Simon Charles Dean CULVER, Royal Regiment of Artillery</p> <p>Lieutenant Colonel Judith Anne DANDO, Adjutant General's Corps (Educational and Training Services Branch) Army Reserve</p> <p>Major Paul Richard EAGLE, Adjutant General's Corps (Staff and Personnel Support Branch)</p> <p>Lieutenant Colonel Philip Charles EVASON TD, The Parachute Regiment Army Reserve</p> <p>Major James Robert FAWCETT, Royal Army Medical Corps</p> <p>Major Gordon GASK, Grenadier Guards</p> <p>Major Andrew Stephen GREEN, Corps of Royal Engineers</p> <p>Sergeant Robert Andrew John GUE, Adjutant General's Corps (Royal Military Police)</p> <p>Major Craig Stephen HALLAS, Army Air Corps</p> <p>Major Dennis George HANNANT, The Royal Logistic Corps Army Reserve</p> <p>Major John HANSON, Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers</p> <p>Lieutenant Colonel Edward Peter William HAYWARD, The Blues and Royals (1st The Royal Horse Guards and Dragoons)</p> <p>Captain David Peter HENSON, Corps of Royal Engineers</p> <p>Major Denis HOWARD, The Royal Logistic Corps</p> <p>Major Timothy John IDDON, Royal Regiment of Artillery</p> <p>Major Damian Robert JENKINS, Royal Army Medical Corps</p> <p>Major Wynne JONES TD, The Royal Logistic Corps Army Reserve</p> <p>Major Peter Andrew LE FEUVRE, Royal Army Medical Corps</p> <p>Warrant Officer Class 1 David LOCHRIE, Coldstream Guards</p> <p>Major Nicola Jane MACLEOD, Royal Army Medical Corps</p> <p>Major Barry Roy MELIA, The Rifles</p> <p>Corporal Martyn James OCONNOR, Intelligence Corps</p> <p>Major John Phillip OSBORN, Gloucestershire Army Cadet Force</p> <p>Major Sally Elizabeth POWLING, Adjutant General's Corps (Educational and Training Services Branch)</p> <p>Staff Sergeant Tony James RICHARDSON, Royal Army Physical Training Corps</p> <p>Major Gary Trevor SAWYER, The Rifles</p> <p>Lieutenant Colonel Hervey John SCOTT, Royal Corps of Signals</p> <p>Lieutenant Colonel Ian Harold SCRIVENS, Corps of Royal Engineers</p> <p>Major William Oliver James STEEL, The Royal Logistic Corps</p> <p>Major Benjamin Roy Greenhalgh TAYLOR, Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers</p> <p>Sergeant Richard John THISBY, Royal Regiment of Artillery</p> <p>Warrant Officer Class 1 Martin John THORP, The Parachute Regiment</p> <p>Major William Saunders TURNER, Corps of Royal Engineers</p> <p>Lieutenant Colonel William John Ladbrook WAUGH, Royal Tank Regiment</p> <p>Major Andrew WILSON, Royal Regiment of Artillery</p> <p>Sergeant Graham John WOOLCOCK, The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment</p> <p>Queen's Volunteer Reserves Medal<br />Staff Sergeant Yvonne COOPER, Adjutant General's Corps (Staff and Personnel Support Branch) Army Reserve</p> <p>Major Alexander John FINNEN MBE, Intelligence Corps Army Reserve</p> <p>Warrant Officer Class 2 Anthony MOORCROFT, The Royal Logistic Corps Army Reserve</p> <p>Major Michael Sean 2 / 4 Birthday Honours June 2014 - Defence Viewpoints from UK Defence Forum Saturday, 14 June 2014 09:08 SCOTT-HYDE, The Rifles Army Reserve</p> <p>Royal Air Force<br />Promotions in and Appointments to the Military Division of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath<br />As Companions<br />Air Marshal Christopher Paul Anthony EVANS</p> <p>Air Vice-Marshal Graham John HOWARD</p> <p>Promotions in and Appointments to the Military Division of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire<br />As Commander<br />Air Commodore David John Edwin COOPER</p> <p>As Officers<br />Wing Commander Simon James BELLAMY</p> <p>Group Captain Paul Alexander GODFREY</p> <p>Group Captain Victoria Patricia GOSLING MBE</p> <p>Wing Commander Gethyn William HILL</p> <p>Wing Commander Lynn JOHNSON</p> <p>Wing Commander Anthony Christian KEELING MBE</p> <p>Wing Commander Andrew Paul SANDILANDS</p> <p>As Members<br />Warrant Officer Carl John BELL</p> <p>Corporal Ryan Mark BURROWS</p> <p>Squadron Leader John David BUTLER AFC</p> <p>Chief Technician Michael Russell FRANKISH</p> <p>Warrant Officer David Daubney LLOYD</p> <p>Warrant Officer Steven David MARSHALL</p> <p>Squadron Leader Louise Victoria PARKER</p> <p>Wing Commander Richard David PRESLAND, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve</p> <p>Squadron Leader Thomas David John REES</p> <p>Squadron Leader Gareth Lloyd ROBERTS</p> <p>Warrant Officer Kevin Geoffrey SMITH</p> <p>Squadron Leader Mark Ruser TAYLOR</p> <p>Squadron Leader Maurice Leslie THOMPSON, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve (Training)</p> <p>Queen's Volunteer Reserves Medal<br />Squadron Leader Jeffrey William METCALFE, Royal Auxiliary Air Force</p> <p>Civilians in defence<br />Knight Bachelor (Kt)<br />Gerald Edgar GRIMSTONE for public service, particularly to Defence and Business</p> <p>Companions of the Order of the Bath (CB)<br />Dr Susan
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