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7206 Supplement to the London Gazette, 6Th July 1971 7206 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 6TH JULY 1971 Light Division Intelligence Corps C. L'e. BACKHOUSE (448668) L.I. A. I. KENNEDY (459280). R. D. NICHOLAS (461479) L.I. B. J. TERRY (459329). R. G. H. CHETWYND STAPYLTON (461394) L.I. R. A. S. WHITE (453798). Brigade of Gurkhas D. T. JACKSON (461455). Special Reg. Commn. Special Reg. Commn. J. E. McC. NEWBERY (388769) 10 G.R. J. R. BUCKINGHAM (459738). Army Air Corps Army Catering Corps P. T. JONES (460909). J. F. M. CLARKE (456320). Special Reg. Commn. Royal Corps of Transport F. HOYLE (334141). K. F. SPALL (453558). J. L. DUMBBELL (455013). Women's Royal Army Corps M. W. BETTS (454979). Special Reg. Commn. G. S. S. -SPENCE (455099). B. M. LAVERACK, M.B.E. (436969). M. R. MEALYER (469874). R. H. BLACKMAN (451078). ROYAL ARMOURED CORPS T. N. O'NEiL (457240). W. J. HORSFALL (457186). REGULAR ARMY A. B. McGAHAN (459822). By virtue of the provisions of the Royal Warrant I. A. I. TAYLOR (452383). dated 27th Apr. 1971 (published in Army Order D. J. HARDING (451966). 19 of 1971) all officers of the Land Forces belong- A. R. SWAIN (459327). ing to 3rd Carabiniers (Prince of Wales's Dragoon J. F. T. HAYES (459271). Guards) and The Royail Scots Greys (2nd W. W. BABNARD (459209). Dragoons) are transferred to The Royal Scots I. G. M. BAMBER (458766). Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers and Greys) with F. M. WEBB {458395). effect from 2nd Jul. 1971. P. I. FRENCH (455582). Maj.-Gen. Ralph YOUNGER, C.B., C.B.E., D.S.O., R. J. FELTON (466948). M.C., D.L., ceases to be Colonel designate, The J. R. HERBERT (463129). Royal Scots Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers and R. C. A. MCALLISTER (461470). Greys) and is appointed Colonel, The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers and Greys), 2nd Jul. Special Reg. Commns. 1971, on formation. J. A. CAMERON (428429). Brig. William Charles Walker SLOAN, C.B.E. re- D. J. BLUNT (450410). linquighes the appointment of Colonel, 3rd Cara- H. P. DADY (470258). biniets (Prince of Wales's Dragoon Guards), 2nd Royal Army Ordnance Corps Jul. 1971, on amalgamation. D. W. ROWLEY (454870). Maj. (Hon. Lt.-Col.) Alexander George Jeffrey R. J. MACLAGAN (450930). READMAN, D.S.O. relinquishes the appointment of R. B. BEBBINGTON (457104). Colonel, The Royal Scots Greys (2nd Dragoons), H. F. WARREN (457303). 2nd Jul. 1971, on amalgamation, retaining the hon. P. M. ASHFORD (457096). rank of Col. B. JONES (457194). Maj. K. C. DUDLEY (357778) R.T.R. retires on W. I. R. BRADLEY (462486). retired pay, Isit Jul. 1971. P. M. WALL (456198). Maj. D. W. A. JOHNSTON (424369) 16/5 L. re- E. B. JEFFREY (462028). tires on retired pay, 2nd Jul. 1971. Capt. L. S. P. LE SUEUR (467588) 3 D.G. re- Special Reg. Commns. tires receiving a gratuity, 2nd Jul. 1971, and is 0. MANGHAM (337570). granted the hon. rank of Maj. E. S. ETHERTON (432658). Lt. D. A. H. SIEV WRIGHT (479348) 13/18 H. J. DEBENHAM (357912). from 3 D.G. to be Lt., 1st Jul. 1971, retaining his H. M. GUYMER (434177). present seniority. M. J. DUNNE (435239). G. P. DOYLE (377586). ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers REGULAR ARMY A. A. SOAR (453566). Lt.-Col. D. D. VIGORS (118462) is appointed R. J. A. CALDERWOOD (468874). to the Special List, 3rd Apr. 1971. B. J. FINES (465114). P. J. N. WELLER (457305). CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS R. W. BENNETT (452481). R. V. HOWDEN (457187). REGULAR ARMY N. S. J. HAYWARD (457175). Lt.-Col. F. W. L. SHEPARD, M.B.E. (128587) R. A. HOLDSWORTH (457181). retires on retired pay, 6th Jul. 1971. W. J. ANDERSON (470490). Maj. M. R. C. REYNOLDS (437149) retires on re- 1. M. CARS WELL (459223). tired pay, 3rd Jul. 1971. J. WIDDOWSON (461737). Maj. (E. & M.O.) K. E. SCOTT (459519) retires B. FLEMING (461424). on retired pay, 1st Jul. 1971. R. H. BELLIS (461372). C. R. DOLBY (461407). Special Reg. Commns. T. O. PARKER (461482). The undermentioned Lts. to be Capfe., 30th Jun. 1971: Special Reg. Commns. W. G. N. LAWRENCE (487137). R. H. PAGE (441769). C. D. HANN (487125). D. R. GILLIAM (444296). A. E. MONTGOMERY (487164). P. M. MCGUINNESS (427366). A. PILLING (438657). Short Serv. Commns. A. W. ROGERS (445299). The undermentioned Lts. to be Capts?, 30th Jun. J. FETTIS (460391). 1971: W. McDERMOTT (466697). P. G. COLEMAN (487146). W. J. DUTTON (466742). S. K. D. LYNG (487185). W. EAMES (468816). D. D. WILLIAMS (487620). Corps of Royal Military Police E. M. B. CROOK (487723). P. H. M. SquiER(463117). J. F. SMITH (457782). ROYAL CORPS OF SIGNALS Special Reg. Commn. REGULAR ARMY W. J. N. WOOD (424144). Lt.-Col. J. E. CARROLL, M.B.E. (281410) retires on retired pay, 2nd Jul. 1971. Royal Pioneer Corps Lt.-Cod. {Special List) F. G. G. RAPSEY (172035) C. ETHERINGTON (461720). retires on retired pay, 3rd Jul. 1971. D. R. HlGGINBOTHAM (453488). Short Serv. Commn. Special Reg. Commn. Lt. E. WEBB (487379) to be Capt., 30th Jun. W. BLACK (327189). 1971..
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