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Royal Corps of Signals Infantry the Brigade of Gurkhas Army Air Corps the Royal Logistic Corps MINSTRY OF DEFENCE Captain D. E. BOULTON 25168313 from Short Service Commissions SCOTTISH DIVISION 7 November 2013 to be Captain with seniority 31 August 2011 REGULAR ARMY Captain J. H. CHARLTON Q1052719 from Short Service Commissions 7 November 2013 to be Captain with seniority 9 February 2011 Regular Commissions (Late Entry) Captain O. B. CLARK 566147 from Short Service Commissions Lieutenant Colonel J. M. ARCHIBALD MBE Royal Regiment of 7 November 2013 to be Captain with seniority 12 June 2012 Scotland 546351 retires 2 April 2014 Captain L. J. W. GOSTLING W1057040 from Short Service Short Service Commissions Commissions 7 November 2013 to be Captain with seniority 11 February 2010 Captain R. ROWLANDS Royal Regiment of Scotland M8703321 retires 15 April 2014 Captain J. S. GRANT 30046897 from Short Service Commissions 7 November 2013 to be Captain with seniority 10 October 2011 Captain G. A. F. BURNETT Royal Regiment of Scotland 30066746 retires 1 May 2014 Captain O. C. GRAY 562621 from Short Service Commissions 7 November 2013 to be Captain with seniority 8 February 2012 KING’S DIVISION Captain R. M. LAWRENCE 30011361 from Short Service REGULAR ARMY Commissions 7 November 2013 to be Captain with seniority 9 February 2011 Intermediate Regular Commissions (Late Entry) Captain B. MCGOURTY 25110296 from Short Service Commissions Captain J. WILSON Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment 24788741 retires 7 November 2013 to be Captain with seniority 14 October 2009 1 May 2014 Captain H. T. MILLER 565785 from Short Service Commissions LIGHT DIVISION 7 November 2013 to be Captain with seniority 16 June 2009 REGULAR ARMY Captain T. G. P. MYATT 25080400 from Short Service Commissions 7 November 2013 to be Captain with seniority 15 June 2010 Short Service Commissions Captain R. T. SCHREIBER 562871 from Short Service Commissions Lieutenant C. H. G. BROWNE Rifles N029820T retires 1 May 2014 7 November 2013 to be Captain with seniority 16 October 2007 Intermediate Regular Commissions (Late Entry) THE BRIGADE OF GURKHAS Captain I. R. MURISON 24704533 retires 1 May 2014 REGULAR ARMY Captain S. R. EMERY 24803345 retires 3 May 2014 Short Service Commissions (Late Entry) Warrant Officer Class 2 Basantadhoj SHAHI Queen’s Own Gurkha ROYAL CORPS OF SIGNALS Logistic Regiment 21169262 to be Captain 1 April 2014 REGULAR ARMY ARMY AIR CORPS Intermediate Regular Commissions (Late Entry) REGULAR ARMY Warrant Officer Class I Wayne SCARROTT 24853075 to be Captain 1 April 2014 Intermediate Regular Commissions Captain R. R. COLLINGWOOD 562754 retires 3 May 2014 INFANTRY Intermediate Regular Commissions (Late Entry) GUARDS DIVISION Major A. W. MANZUR 551991 retires 5 May 2014 REGULAR ARMY THE ROYAL LOGISTIC CORPS Regular Commissions REGULAR ARMY Major J. R. H. BULLOCK-WEBSTER Irish Guards 562095 from Intermediate Regular Commissions 7 November 2013 to be Major Regular Commissions with seniority 11 June 2007 Lieutenant Colonel J. B. SYMON 536738 retires 2 May 2014 Intermediate Regular Commissions (Late Entry) Intermediate Regular Commissions Warrant Officer Class 1 Andrew CAMPBELL Welsh Guards 24797497 to be Captain 2 April 2014 Captain G. S. FOX 564544 from Short Service Commission 7 November 2013 to be Captain with seniority 13 October 2008 Warrant Officer Class 1 Neil Robert GRIERSON Scots Guards 24823648 to be Captain 4 April 2014 6 MAY 2014 | LONDON GAZETTE | SUPPLEMENT NO. 1 | 8867.
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