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SUPPLEMENT to the LONDON GAZETTE, 6 JUNE, 1946 2739 No SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 6 JUNE, 1946 2739 No. 14277864 Gunner Sidney DICKENSON, Royal No. 14547 Naik BAQAR KHAN, i6th Punjab Regi- Regiment of Artillery (Goose'green). ment, Indian Army. No. 872765 Gunner George Edward PEYTON, Royal No. 5950 Havildar GURCHARAN SINGH, i7th Dogra Regiment of Artillery (Skiptow). Regiment, Indian Army. No. 903044 "Gunner James SAUNDERS, Royal Regi- No. 13852 Sepoy BAHADUR, .i.7th Dogra Regiment, ment of Artillery (High Wycombe). Indian Army. No. 980841 Gunner Henry STONEBRIDGE, Royal No. 13983 Naik DEWAN SINGH, igth Hyderabad Regiment of Artillery (London, S.E.6). Regiment, Indian Army. No. 4980512 Sergeant (acting) Frederick GOODALL, No. 15058 Havildar BISHANSING PUN, ist King Royal Corps of Signals. George V's Own Gurkha Rifles, Indian Army. No. 6400974 Sergeant (acting) Arthur George No. 1832 Havildar DHANRAJ GURUNG, ist King ROBINSON, The Queen's Royal Regiment (West George V's Own Gurkha Rifles, Indian Army. Surrey) (Littlehampton). No. 15339 Lance-Naik LALBAHADUR THAPA, ist King No. 5055164 Lance-Corporal Edward BURKE, George V's Own Gurkha Rifles, Indian Army. The West Yorkshire Regiment (The Prince of No. 2532 Rifleman CHAKARABAHADUR PUN, ist King Wales's Own). George V's Own Gurkha Rifles, Indian Army. No. 1.4559430 Lance-corporal Arthur SHAW, The No. 6844 Havildar SUBAKHAR THAPA, 2nd King West Yorkshire Regiment (The Prince of Wales's Edward" VII's Own Gurkha Rifles, Indian Army. Own) (Bradford). No. 27797 Lance-Naik DHANBAHADUR TAMANG, 2nd No. 4916116 Sergeant Donald Fraser MCALPINE, The King Edward VII's Own Gurkha Rifles, Indian Royal Welch Fusiliers (Gellygaer). Army. No. 2766135 Colour-Sergeant (acting) Ian Cooper No. 31691 Rifleman PURANBAHADUR PUN, and King ROBBIE, The Cameronians (Scottish "Rifles) (Inver- Edward VII's Own Gurkha Rifles, Indian Army. gowrie). No. 25928 Rifleman SHERBAHADUR GURUNG, 2nd No. 5506394 Sergeant Arthur Eric SHINER, The King Edward VII's Own Gurkha Rifles, Indian Worcestershire Regiment (Southampton). Army. No. 5250676 Sergeant John Henry WILLIAMS, The No. 36031 Lance-Naik TEKBAHADUR THAPA, 3rd Worcestershire Regiment (Oldbury). Queen Alexandra's Own Gurkha Rifles, Indian No. 3390953 Corporal Francis BRAMHALL, The East Army. Lancashire Regiment (Failsworth). No. 62945 Rifleman PUNARAM PUN, 5th Royal No. 6407875 Sergeant Horace Frederick FELIX, The Gurkha Rifles, Frontier Force, Indian Army. Royal Sussex Regiment (London, S.E.23). No. 73268 Lance-Naik LALBAHADUR GURUNG, 6th No. 5351042 Private Dennis CLARK, The Royal Gurkha Rifles, Indian Army. Sussex Regiment (Henley-on-Thames). No. 77695 Rifleman SAMSAR RAI, 7th Gurkha Rifles, No. 5567879 Warrant Officer Class II (acting) Allen Indian Army. Charles MILLARD, The Welch Regiment (Ascot). No. 10469 Lance-Naik DEBSING PUN, 8th Gurkha No. 5251138 Sergeant Thomas Glyn WILLIAMS, The Rifles, Indian Army. Northamptonshire Regiment (Tylors Town). No. 1528 Havildar ASPAL RAI, loth Gurkha Rifles, No. 2818247 Warrant Officer Class II (acting) Robert Indian Army. TAYLOR, The Seaforth Highlanders (Ross-shire No. 1897 Havildar KUMBAHANG LIMBU, loth Gurkha Buffs, The Duke of Albany's) (Rothes). Rifles, Indian Army. No. 7939177 Warrant Officer Class I (acting) Jeffery No. 5844 Naik DALBAHADUR RAI, loth Gurkha Rifles, ROSTRON, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Indian Army. Engineers (Blackpool). No. 2169 Lance-Naik SHERBAHADUR LIMBU, loth No. 7639396 Sergeant Walter HAYNES, Royal Gurkha Rifles, Indian Army. Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (HolcomEe No. 107311 Rifleman ASRATHE RAI, loth Gurkha Brook). Rifles, Indian Army. No. 14533504 Sergeant- (acting) Peter NICHOLSON, No. 9117 Naik CHATTRU, Jammu and Kashmir Infan- Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (Hull). try, Indian State Forces. No. 5184428 Sergeant Phillip Harold FELLING, No. 9222 Lance-Naik BALAK RAM, Jammu and Kash- Intelligence Corps (South Woodford, Essex). mir Infantry, Indian State Forces. No. 33183 Havildar HAJI AHMED, Royal Indian No. 9350 Lance-Naik PARMA NAND, Jammu and Artillery. Kashmir Infantry, Indian State Forces. No. 101102 Naik ASGHAR ALI, Royal Indian No. 9346 Sepoy BHULLA RAM, Jammu and Kashmir Artillery. Infantry, Indian State Forces. No. 43506 Naik RAM SARUP, Royal Indian Artillery. No. 9834 Sepoy MOHD SHAFI, Jammu and Kashmir No. 101005 Naik RAM SINGH. Royal Indian Artillery. Infantry, Indian State Forces. No. 15067 Naik SHANTARAM MAHMULKAR. Royal No. 43716 Lance-Naik MANBAHADUR CHETRI, The Indian Artillery. Assam Rifles, Indian State Forces. No. 66042 Naik KANNIAH, Corps of Royal Indian No. 4013 Naik THABUANGA LASHAI, The Lushai Engineers. Scouts, Indian Army. No. 66935 Naik PRAKASAM, Corps of Royal Indian No. 4073 Lance-Naik THANMAWIA LUSHAI. The Engineers. Lushai Scouts, Indian Army. No. 13162 Lance-Naik SIKANDAR KHAN, ist Punjab No. 3517 Lance-Bombardier Leslie MELSON, Burma Regiment, Indian Army. Intelligence Corps. No. 20776 Sepoy MULKH RAJ, 2nd Punjab Regiment, No. 202500 Sergeant SHELELE MWASHELE, The Indian Army. King's African Rifles. No. 4531 Naik PARAMU MADHAVAN, 3rd Madras No. ZB.13614 Sergeant SKAELO-MOTOWA, The King's Regiment, Indian Army. African Rifles. No. 11880 Naik KANA RAM, 6th Rajputana Rifles, No. N.8409 Sergeant QUINTINO AWAR, The King s Indian Army. African Rifles. No. 24896 Lance-Naik ZARIF KHAN, 6th Rajputana No. UT.iSs Sergeant YONGA s/o OMEYA, The King s Rifles, Indian Army. African Rifles. No. 10607 Havildar BALWANT SINGH, 7th Rajput No. DT.623 Corporal LAZARO MAISAKA, The Kings Regiment, Indian Army. African Rifles. No. 10145 Naik MOHD KHAN, 7th Rajput Regiment, No. N.7563 Corporal MARTINO OPIYO, The Kings Indian Army. » African Rifles. No. 27049 Sepoy JODHA SINGH, 7th Rajput Regi- No. NA/29157 Sergeant ABA DIKWA, The Nigeria ment, Indian Army. Regiment. No. 24923 Sepoy THAKUR SINGH, 7th Rajput Regi- No. NA727346 Sergeant AUDO YOLA, The Nigeria ment, Indian Army. Regiment. No. .15019 Naik FAZAL HUSSAIN, 8th Punjab Regi- No. NA/29233 Corporal AMADU Dosso, The Nigeria ment, Indian Army. Regiment. No. 1.4921 Lance-Naik ARJAN SINGH, nth Sikh Regi- No. NA/27144 Corporal AMADU KATSINA, The ment, Indian Army. Nigeria Regiment. No. 22867 Sepoy ARJAN SINGH, nth Sikh Regi- No. NA/29295 Corporal DOGO MANGA, The Nigeria ment, Indian Army. Regiment. No. 27730 Sepoy BAWA SINGH, nth Sikh Regiment, No. NA/7045I Lance-Corporal IBRAHIM HADEIJA, Indian Army. The Nigeria Regiment. No. F/i6s3 Sweeper CHANDU, i3th Frontier Force No. NRA/25I Lance-Corporal NKAKA, The Northern Rifles, Indian Army. Rhodesia Regiment. No. .23994 Sepoy RAKHMAT NUR, i4th Punjab Regi- No. GC. 15713 Driver Buatey Kofie WILLIAMS, West ment, Indian Army. African Army Service Corps. No. 12974 Havildar (acting) PALE RAM, i5th Punjab No. GC.5H4I Lance-Corporal AGGREY ASARE, West Regiment, Indian Army. African Army Medical Corps. A3.
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