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Royal Army Dental Corps Queen Alexandra's Royal 12022 Capt. L. M. MARTIN (nee HARLING), M.B., Ch.B., ROYAL ARMY PAY CORPS M.R.C.G.P. (501966) from Active List to be Capt., 15th Aug. 1984. REGULAR ARMY Tech. Section Lt.-Col. J. L. MASON (393212) retires on retired pay, 15th Aug. 1984. Capt C. J. NUNN (508779) from Active List to be Maj. (A.P.) H. V. STANLEY (477190) retires on retired Capt., 17th Aug. 1984. pay, 18th Aug. 1984. TERRITORIAL ARMY Group A , Lt.-Col. E. H. MACLAREN, T.D. (472931) to be Lt-Col., 12th Jun. 1984, with seniority to 2nd Nov. 1983. Lt.-Col. D. J. POWER (478401) to be Lt.-Col., 12th Jun. 1984, with seniority to 1st Nov. 1983. Maj. R. W. KIRKWOOD (477266) to be Lt.-Cbl., 30th Lt.-Col. Walter HOLMES, M.B., B.S. (477311), Re- Jun. 1984. appointed to T.A. Group A. To be Lt.-Col., 1st Jul. Short Serv. Commns. 1984, with seniority 24th Aug. 1972. The undermentioned Lts. to be Capts., 16th Aug. 1984: Nursing Officer Section I. D. S. BARROW (514952). Michael Duncan HOWARD (519915) to be Lt., 12th L. J. WATTS (514956). Tun. 1984, with seniority to 2nd Oct. 1983. J. M. WORRALL (514957). Non Medical Section Lt. N. A. TAYLOR (515233) to be Capt., 1st Jun. 1984 ROYAL ARMY DENTAL CORPS REGULAR ARMY RESERVE OF OFFICERS ROYAL ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS Short Serv. Commn. Capt. R. M. R. THOMPSON, B.D.S. (513561) from REGULAR ARMY Active List to be Capt., 17th Aug. 1984. Lt.-Col. J. MARSDEN (443991) retires on retired pay, • 20th Aug. 1984. The undermentioned 2nd Lts. to be Lts., 7th Aug. ROYAL PIONEER CORPS 1984: REGULAR ARMY D. A. H. GIBBONS (509177). N. SELLING (514632). Lt. R. E. MOODY (504486) to be Capt., 10th Jun. 1984. M. A. YOUNG (514666). Lt.-Col. (O.E.O.) F. C. YEARLING (488585) retires on 1 retired pay, 28th Jul. 1984. ARMY CATERING CORPS Special Reg. Commn. REGULAR ARMY Lt. M. R. G. EAGLE (500715) to be Capt., 6th Feb. Short Serv. Commn. 1984. Lt. M. BLAKE (514523) to be Capt., 28th Jun, 1984. Short Serv. Commns. 2nd Lt. R. CREE (514552) to be Lt, 7th Aug. 1984. 2nd Lt. R. C. JONES (510030) to be Lt., 7th Aug. QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S ROYAL ARMY 1984. NURSING CORPS REGULAR ARMY RESERVE OF OFFICERS REGULAR ARMY Col. M. M. STEWART, A.R.R.C. (455514) to be Col., Class I 12th Jun. 1984, with seniority 1st Oct 1983. E.F.I. Lt.-Col. P. E. WHEABLE (472215) retires on retired pay, 2nd Lt. G. P. DUFF (514242) to be Lt., 7th Apr. 1984. 7th Aug. 1984. TERRITORIAL ARMY TERRITORIAL ARMY Group A Group A David Henry JAGO (499128) (Lt. A.C.F.) to be 2nd Lt. Non Nursing Section (on probation), 4th Jun, 1984. Anna Elizabeth MARTINDALE (519932) to be 2nd Lt. (on probation), 12th Jun. 1984. WOMEN'S ROYAL ARMY CORPS .REGULAR ARMY REGULAR ARMY Maj-Gen. Denys Broomfield WOOD, C.B. (307281) late 2nd Lt. (on probation) (University Candidate) C. A. R.E.M.E. relinquishes the appointment as Colonel HEWITT (517968) is confirmed as 2nd Lt., 23rd Sep. 1983, Command-ant Corps of Royal Electrical1 and Mechanical with seniority llth Apr. 1981. To be Lt, 23rd Sep. Engineers, 19th Aug. 1984, tenure expired. 1983, with seniority llth Apr. 1983. (For permanent The undermentioned 2nd Lts. to be Lts., 7th Aug. employment with R.A.O.C.) 1984: 2nd Lt (on probation) (University Candidate) C. A. : WOODHEAD (517980) is confirmed as 2nd Lt., 23rd Sep. M. A. ARMSTRONG (514532). 1983, with seniority llth Apr. 1981. To be Lt, 23rd E. FRENDO (513884). Sep. 1983, with seniority llth Apr. 1983. A. McARTHUR (514594). R. P. THORPE (513954). Short Serv. Commns. Special Reg. Commn. Capt. K. M. COLLINSON (502026) relinquishes her commn., llth Aug. 1984. 2nd Lt. D. M. EKE (514563) to be Lt., 7th Aug. 1984. Lt. J. BARRY (501110) to be Capt., 26th Jul. 1984. Lt. S. T. AUNGIERS (512432) to be Capt., 4th Aug. 1984. Lt. L. C. Fox (507814) relinquishes her commn., 17th CORPS OF ROYAL MILITARY POLICE Aug. 1984. •'REGULAR ARMY 2nd Lt. F. J. BOXELL (515172) to be Lt., 6th Aug. 1984. , Special Reg. Commn. 2nd Lt. H. L. HOSKINS (515173) to be Lt., 6th Aug. Lt. I. E. PROSSER (504966) to be Capt., 10th Jun. 1984. 1984..
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