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SUPPLEMENT to the LONDON GAZETTE, 24 FEBRUARY, 1942 No 8g6 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 24 FEBRUARY, 1942 No. 6010746 Sergeant Frederick Applebee, The No. 7901259 Lance-Corporal Frederick William Essex Regiment (Bradford). Digby, Royal Tank Regiment, Royal No. 6009204 Private (acting Corporal) Charles Armoured Corps (Northampton). William Hayes, The Essex Regiment No. 7888881 Lande-Corporal James Fraser, (Chelmsford). Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured No. 6845139 Warrant Officer Class II (Com- Corps (Colchester). pany Sergeant-Major) Jack Frank Holland, No. 3127859 Lance-Corporal John M.M., The King's Royal Rifle Corps (Wat- McConnachie, Royal Tank Regiment, Royal ford). Armoured Corps (Canada). No. 4448623 Corporal Ralph Oliver, The No. 7884525 Lance-Corporal Roy McKeand, Durham Light Infantry (West Hartlepool). Royal Tank -Regiment, Royal Armoured No. 2928608 Sergeant Edward McDonald, The Corps (Glasgow) (Since deceased). Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders (Edin- No. 7902928 Lance-Corporal James William burgh). O'Gorman, Royal Tank Regiment, Royal No. NX 21876 Sergeant John Edward Searle, Armoured Corps (London, E.C.i). Australian Military Forces. No. 7879610 Lance-Corporal Albert Edward No. 9217 Sergeant Norman Trewby, New Walton, Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Zealand Military .Forces. Armoured Corps (Burslem). No. 39159 Private Charles Shelford, New No. 7916880 Trooper Daniel James Barnett, Zealand Military -Forces. Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps (Cardiff). - The Military Medal. No. 7887664 Trooper Richard Allen Griffin, No. 904442 Bombardier Stanley Harry Keeton, Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Royal Horse Artillery (Whitmoor, Notts). Corps (Sherborne) (Since deceased). No. 1095701 Bombardier Thomas Vere Hobart No. 7905291 Trooper James Henry Tom Ling, Margesson, Royal Horse Artillery. Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured No. 938471 Gunner Trevor William Bowden, Corps (Taunton). Royal Horse Artillery (Nottingham). No. 7908925 Trooper Robert James Locke, No. 936123 Gunner Jack Crompton Crook, Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Royal Horse Artillery (Manchester). Corps (Hull). No. 402018 Sergeant Francis Ernest Battersby, No. 7897237 Trooper William Rigby, Royal Royal Armoured Corps (Dragoon Guards) Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps (Wakefield). (Liverpool). No. 554951 Sergeant Cuthbert William Hall, No. 7901194 Trooper John Weller, Royal Tank Rc}'al Armoured Corps (Dragoon Guards) Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps (Steyning). (Desborough). No. 7902921 Lance-Sergeant Alexander No. 402507 Sergeant William Henry John, Vallance Anderson, Royal Armoured Corps Royal Armoured Corps (Dragoon Guards) (Yeomanry) (Hockercie, Dumfriesshire). (Aldershot). No. 7891772 Lance-Sergeant Alan John No. 399851 Sergeant Jack Lodge, Royal Burrows, Royal Armoured Corps (Yeomanry) Armoured Corps (Dragoon Guards) (Ketter- (Mil Hill). No. 7892905 Corporal George Frederick Ashley No. 405787 Trooper Donald Butler, Royal Mason, Royal Armoured Corps (Yeomanry) Armoured Corps (Dragoon Guards) (Stam- (Bedford). ford Bridge, Yorks). No. 548724 Sergeant James Cameron, Royal No. 788093 Sergeant Herbert Hill, Royal Regi- Armoured Corps (Hussars) (Morpeth). ment of Artillery (Jhansi, India). No. 318969 Sergeant Edward Dennis McCarthy, No. 854040 Sergeant Reuben McAllister, Royal Royal Armoured Corps (Hussars) (London, Regiment of Artillery. S.E.I5). No. 326792 Sergeant John William Moore, No. 7896239 Lance-Corporal Hugh Playfair Royal Regiment of Artillery (Berwick-on- Lyon, Royal Armoured Corps (Hussars) (St. Tweed). Austell). No. 833308 Sergeant Frederick Thomas Pur- No. 7880252 Warrant Officer Class II (Squadron brick, Royal Regiment of Artillery (Reading). Sergeant-Major) John Taylor, Royal Tank No. 1485385 Sergeant Ralph Watson, Royal Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps (Dover). Regiment of Artillery (Dunscroft, Yorks). No. 7884168 Sergeant Edv/ard Barnett, Royal No. 908015 Lance-Sergeant Lionel Henry Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps Cottom, Royal Regiment of Artillery (Wirral, (Cannock, Staffs.). Cheshire). No. 7881888 Sergeant Frederick Harry Dash, No. 1068103 Lance-Sergeant Albert Edward Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Kirby, Royal Regiment of Artillery (Ports- Corps (Coventry). mouth). No. 79°2353 Sergeant Henry Hare Hampson, No. 7888801 Lance-Sergeant Denis Lockyear, Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Royal Regiment of Artillery (Hastings). Corps (Wigan). No. 902722 Bombardier Ernest Edward No. 2041302 Corporal Ernest Coe, Royal Tank Mayhew, Royal Regiment of Artillery (Isling- Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps (Cran- ton). brook). No. 1447222 Gunner Ronald William George No. 7886144 Corporal Denis Richard Cowlard, Goss, Royal Regiment of Artillery (Batters- Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps (Warlingham, Surrey) (Since deceased). No. 961259 Gunner Charles Edward Walter No. 7884995 Corporal Thomas Alexander Hancock, Royal Regiment of Artillery (Card- Dixon, Royal Tank Regiment, Royal ington). Armoured Corps (Felton, Northumberland). No. 981903 Gunner Philip George Kyte, Royal No. 7893V53 Corporal Robert Foster, Royal Regiment of Artillery (Rotherham). Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps No. 4451867 Gunner Wilfred O'Neill, Royal (Harrow). Regiment of Artillery (Felling, Durham)..
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