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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 18 FEBRUARY, 1938 /\Th Battalion (Qutrams), 6Th Rajputana Is* Battalion (Coke's), I$Th Frontier Force Rifles THE LONDON GAZETTE, 18 FEBRUARY, 1938 /\th Battalion (Qutrams), 6th Rajputana is* Battalion (Coke's), i$th Frontier Force Rifles. Rifles. Stuart, Lt.-Col. L. A., M.C. Richardson, Bt. Lt.-Col. R., M.C. Cheeseman, Lt. W. A. (South Waziristan Scouts). 2nd Battalion, i$ih Frontier Force Rifles. Alderman, Lt. R. H. R. Wainright, Lt. V. L. M. (attd. Tochi Scouts). Prabhu Singh, Subadar. Feroze Khan, Subadar. 6th Royal Battalion (Scinde), i$th Frontier yd Battalion (Duke of Connaught's Own), Force Rifles. Jth Rajput Regiment. Woodhouse, Maj. F. V. R., ist Bn. (Coke's), Birad Singh, Jemadar. I3th Frontier Force Rifles (attached). Williams, Maj. D. H. J. (South Waziristan 2nd Battalion, 8th Punjab Regiment. Scouts). Jones, Lt.-Col. B. I., D.S.O., M.C. Sardar Khan, No. 6600, Naik. Macadam, Maj. D. L. D. Dost Mohammad, No. 12480, L/Naik. Steed, Lt. H. L. Nikka Ram, No. 15868, Sepoy. Sardar Khan, Subadar-Maj., Bahadur, O.B.I., I.O.M. is* Battalion, i^th Punjab Regiment. Shankar Dass, Subadar. Sheehan, Maj. M. J. A. Hadait Ali, Jemadar. Mohammad Zaman Khan, Lt. Balwant Singh, Jemadar. Ram-ditta, Subadar. Sandagar Singh, No. 1656, Havildar. Painda Khan, Subadar. Paritam Singh, No. 7195, Naik. qth Battalion (Prince of Wales's Own), 2nd Battalion (Duke of Cambridge's Own) 8th Punjab Regiment. (Brownlow's), iqth Punjab Regiment. Bourke, Maj. A. j. H. Kidd, Maj. G. R. Mackay, Maj. R. J., O.B.E., M.C. Hawkes, Maj. L. V. C. Dhara Singh, Subadar-Major. Khawas Khan, No. 11539, C.H.M. Ata Muhammad, Subadar. Waidan Gul, No. 11207, Naik. yd Battalion, gth Jot Regiment. yd Battalion, i^th Punjab Regiment. Maltby, Lt.-Col. C. M., M.C. Sundius-Smith, Maj. D. G. Morgan, Maj. W. M., M.C., A.M. Shiama, Jemadar. Syer, Capt. H. E. Channan Singh, No. 6464, Naik. Lai Khan, Subadar. Munshi Khan, Jemadar. yd Battalion, i6th Punjab Regiment. is* Battalion (Duchess of Connaught's Own), Ghulam Muhammad, Subadar-Maj., I.D.S.M. loth Baluch Regiment. Khan Bahadur, No. 9891, L/Naik. Tomkins, Maj. G. L., M.C. Kirpa Ram, Subadar. qth Battalion (Bhopal), i6th Punjab Regiment. is* Battalion (King George V's Own) (Feroze- Robertson, Lt.-Col. H. E., O.B.E., M.C. pore Sikhs), nth Sikh Regiment. Rodwell, Maj. L. H. Pelly, Lt. H. P. N. Maling, 2nd Lt. (now Lieut.) J. D., M.C. Lai Khan, Jemadar. Thakur Singh, Subadar. Mian Mohammed, No. 5288, Havildar. Mohindar Singh, Jemadar. Pritan Singh, No. 4647, Naik. Hari Singh, No. 12069, L/Naik. Mohammed Husain, No. 7310, Naik. 2nd Royal Battalion (Ludhiana Sikhs), Nisar Ahmad, No. 9617, L/Naik. nth Sikh Regiment. Dogar Singh; No. 8891, Sepoy. Farwell, Maj. A. E. ist Battalion (Prince of Wales's Own), ijth Ker, Maj. T. M. Dogra Regiment. Fowler, Lt. E. C. W. Milkha Singh, Subadar. Scott, Maj. S. C., D.S.O., M.C. Bakhtaur Singh, No. 7528, Naik. Rogers, Maj. H. B. Gurdial Singh, No. 8036, Naik. Seed, Maj. R. B. Mohinder Singh, No. 12469, Sepoy. Ghungar Singh, No. 5349, Signaller. Chand Singh, No. 13154, Sepoy. Basant Singh, No. 2185, Havildar. yd Royal Battalion (Sikhs), I2th Frontier 2nd Battalion, ijth Dogra Regiment. Force Regiment. Andrews, Lt.-Col. H. A., M.C. Meade, Lt.-Col. P. A., O.B.E., M.C. Hugh-Jones, Maj. N., M.C. is* Battalion, 2nd King Edward VH's Own Heard, Lt. E. G. D. Gurkha Rifles (The Sirmoor Rifles). Gurdayal Singh, Subadar-Maj. and Hon. Lt., Tuker, Lt.-Col. F. I. S., O.B.E. I.D.S.M. Wingfield, Maj. C. M. H. $th Battalion (Queen Victoria's Own Corps of Richardson, Lt. G. S. N. Guides), I2th Frontier Force Regiment. Jaman Sing Gurung, Jemadar. Redding, Maj. J. E. Cumming, Maj. W. J. is* Battalion, yd Queen Alexandra's Own Moore, Lt. A. C. S. (Tochi Scouts). Gurkha Rifles. Arjan Singh, Jemadar. Campbell, Lt.-Col. A. D. P. Kartar Singh, No. 8831, L/Naik. Birta Singh Gurung,.No. 2120, L/Naik..
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