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61041 MOD Supp 1 21.11.17.Indd MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Lieutenant R. O. VINCENT Royal Tank Regiment 30196741 to be ARMY Captain 9 August 2017 Lieutenant E. F. W. WOOD Royal Dragoon Guards 30199596 to be Captain 9 August 2017 Second Lieutenant B. N. HUTSON Royal Dragoon Guards 30159973 COMMANDS AND STAFF to be Lieutenant 13 August 2017 REGULAR ARMY ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY Brigadier C. P. J. WALKER MBE 521714 retires 17 November 2017 REGULAR ARMY Short Service Commissions HOUSEHOLD CAVALRY Lieutenant E. J. HOLLYWELL 30197602 to be Captain 9 August 2017 THE LIFE GUARDS Lieutenant A. H. LEWIS 30075138 to be Captain 9 August 2017 REGULAR ARMY CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS Short Service Commissions REGULAR ARMY Lieutenant M. J. ADCOCK 30136565 to be Captain 9 August 2017 Regular Commissions (Late Entry) Lieutenant E. M. B. VAN DER LANDE 30142271 to be Captain 9 August 2017 Captain (Acting Major) M. YATES 24803452 to be Major 26 August 2017 Lieutenant H. M. H. VAUGHAN 30193200 to be Captain 9 August 2017 Intermediate Regular Commissions (Late Entry) Major B. A. BOYTER 24688763 retires on medical grounds ROYAL ARMOURED CORPS 1 September 2017 REGULAR ARMY Warrant Officer Class 1 Paul Robert ALDERSON 25041815 to be Captain 22 September 2017 Regular Commissions (Late Entry) Short Service Commissions Major L. J. BARNETT The Royal Lancers (Queen Elizabeths’ Own) 561794 to be Lieutenant Colonel 1 August 2017 Second Lieutenant S. N. BUTLER 30232945 to be Lieutenant 13 August 2017 Major (Acting Lieutenant Colonel) P. CORFIELD 1st The Queen’s Dragoon Guards 561798 to be Lieutenant Colonel 9 August 2017 Second Lieutenant R. DIMECH 30131376 to be Lieutenant 13 August 2017 Short Service Commissions Second Lieutenant G. P. ROBINSON 30179481 to be Lieutenant Captain H. J. H. FRASER 1st The Queen’s Dragoon Guards 30131492 13 August 2017 to be Captain 9 August 2017 TERRITORIAL ARMY Lieutenant T. L. J. BARTER Queen’s Royal Hussars 30076974 to be Captain 9 August 2017 Group A Lieutenant W. A. O. KELLARD The Royal Lancers Lieutenant (Acting Captain) K. P. THOMAS 556922 is promoted to the (Queen Elizabeths’ Own) 30138164 to be Captain 9 August 2017 substantive rank of Captain 1 January 2004 with seniority 8 May 2003 (Belated Entry) Lieutenant T. P. NYE Royal Tank Regiment 30137957 to be Captain 9 August 2017 ROYAL CORPS OF SIGNALS Lieutenant E. T. P. OWEN 1st The Queen’s Dragoon Guards 30128917 to be Captain 9 August 2017 REGULAR ARMY Lieutenant S. P. J. RUTTER King’s Royal Hussars 30138948 to be Regular Commissions (Late Entry) Captain 9 August 2017 Major (Acting Lieutenant Colonel) J. A. FIELDER 24779946 to be Lieutenant P. J. SKINNER Royal Dragoon Guards 30134884 to be Lieutenant Colonel 9 August 2017 Captain 9 August 2017 Major P. A. SUTCLIFFE 559924 to be Lieutenant Colonel Lieutenant W. J. N. SLINGER Royal Dragoon Guards 30115938 to be 20 August 2017 Captain 9 August 2017 Short Service Commissions Lieutenant G. H. R. STEWART Light Dragoons 30178339 to be Captain 9 August 2017 Lieutenant B. A. SPOWAGE 30181873 to be Captain 4 August 2017 Lieutenant J. C. AMBROSE 30154607 to be Captain 9 August 2017 21376 | 21 NOVEMBER 2017 | LONDON GAZETTE | SUPPLEMENT NO. 2.
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