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7434 the LONDON GAZETTE TUESDAY 16 APRIL 2013 SUPPLEMENT No. 1 16 April 2013 COMMANDS and STAFF Regular Army Brigadier P. N. Y 7434 THE LONDON GAZETTE TUESDAY 16 APRIL 2013 SUPPLEMENT No. 1 Regular Army Reserve of Officers Short Service Commissions Army Captain A. S. D. Bush King’s Royal Hussars 30054805 from The Active List 13 April 2013 to be Captain 16 April 2013 ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY Regular Army COMMANDS AND STAFF Regular Commissions Regular Army Major N. P. Sargent 544665 retires on retired pay 11 April 2013 and Brigadier P. N. Y. M. Sanders CBE DSO late Rifles 520489 assumes is appointed to Reserve of Officers the appointment of Assistant Chief of Defence Staff (Operations) 13 Intermediate Regular Commissions March 2013 and is granted the substantive rank of Major General urray with seniority 13 March 2013 Major R. J. M 557527 retires 15 April 2013 and is appointed to Reserve of Officers erritorial rmy T A Intermediate Regular Commissions (Late Entry) atthews Lieutenant Colonel V. J. G. M Rifles 511873 is promoted to Warrant Officer Class 1 William James Fleming 24867460 to be the substantive rank of Colonel 1 March 2013 Captain 2 April 2013 Territorial Army HOUSEHOLD CAVALRY Group A royal horse guards / dragoons Major P. G. Ramsay 497493 retires 1 April 2013 ibson egular rmy Major B. G. G 508448 commission is terminated 13 December R A 2012 Short Service Commissions Second Lieutenant J. M. M. Churcher 30124658 to be Lieutenant 17 CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS December 2012 Regular Army Regular Commissions ROYAL ARMOURED CORPS Major J. F. Lacken 547158 retires 10 April 2013 and is appointed to Regular Army Reserve of Officers erritorial rmy Regular Commissions T A Lieutenant Colonel M. A. C. Harding-Rolls Queen’s Royal Group A Lancers 511024 retires on retired pay 12 December 2012 and is Second Lieutenant (on probation) D. Hine 30095019 is confirmed as appointed to Reserve of Officers Second Lieutenant 1 August 2011 with seniority 1 August 2010 Lieutenant Colonel J. D. S. Moir MBE King’s Royal Hussars 511511 (Belated Entry) retires on retired pay 12 December 2012 and is appointed to Reserve Officer Cadet Daniel Oliver Lihou 25233307 to be Second Lieutenant of Officers (on probation) 26 November 2012 Lieutenant Colonel A. M. Roxburgh 1 st The Queen’s Dragoon Guards 513363 retires on retired pay 12 December 2012 and is appointed to Reserve of Officers ROYAL CORPS OF SIGNALS oodwin Major J. V. G Royal Tank Regiment 543150 retires on retired egular rmy pay 16 April 2013 and is appointed to Reserve of Officers R A Regular Commissions Intermediate Regular Commissions (Late Entry) ichards ones Lieutenant Colonel C. C. R 512674 retires on retired pay 12 Warrant Officer Class 1 Paul Daniel J 1 st The Queen’s Dragoon December 2012 and is appointed to Reserve of Officers Guards 24829578 to be Captain 1 April 2013 Warrant Officer Class 1 Ian Lamb Royal Scots Dragoon Guards Intermediate Regular Commissions 24912787 to be Captain 1 April 2013 ick aylor Lieutenant T. R. J. H 30014911 to be Captain 31 December 2012 Warrant Officer Class 1 Brett T Royal Scots Dragoon Guards Lieutenant L. P. Campbell 25242727 to be Captain 14 February 2013 24773599 to be Captain 1 April 2013 Warrant Officer Class 1 Leigh Andrew Beuttell 9th/12th Royal Short Service Commissions Lancers 25000834 to be Captain 2 April 2013 Lieutenant M. A. Bryant 25213617 to be Captain 31 December 2012 Warrant Officer Class 1 Mark Anthony Jones Queen’s Royal Lancers Lieutenant A. P. Fairclough 30048893 to be Captain 31 December 24773922 to be Captain 3 April 2013 2012 Warrant Officer Class 1 Matthew Liam Noone 9th/12th Royal Lieutenant J. H. Loots 25210334 to be Captain 31 December 2012 Lancers 24843089 to be Captain 3 April 2013 Lieutenant D. H. S. H. Malortie 30015677 to be Captain 31 Short Service Commissions December 2012 Lieutenant S. D. McNeillie 30037227 to be Captain 31 December Lieutenant F. W. H. Taylor-Dickson 9th/12th Royal Lancers 2012 25215657 to be Captain 17 October 2012 Lieutenant R. K. Painter 30015612 to be Captain 31 December 2012 Lieutenant J. C. H. Arthur 1st The Queen’s Dragoon Guards Lieutenant T. I. Rowe 25139734 to be Captain 14 February 2013 25213438 to be Captain 23 November 2012 Lieutenant A. B. Turner 25191697 to be Captain 14 February 2013 Lieutenant I. R. Massey Light Dragoons 30079944 to be Captain 30 Lieutenant O. S. Whinton 30094922 to be Captain 14 February 2013 November 2012 Second Lieutenant S. J. Dunster 30117699 to be Lieutenant 17 Lieutenant H. A. H. Amos Light Dragoons P904487Q to be Captain December 2012 31 December 2012 Second Lieutenant R. L. L. Parkinson W1058788 to be Lieutenant Lieutenant T. R. Barker Royal Tank Regiment 30024103 to be 17 December 2012 Captain 31 December 2012 Second Lieutenant P. C. Rowland 30041669 to be Lieutenant 17 Lieutenant W. G. Locke 9th/12th Royal Lancers 25181365 to be December 2012 Captain 31 December 2012 Second Lieutenant J. C. B. Harding Royal Tank Regiment 30051947 Territorial Army to be Lieutenant 17 December 2012 Second Lieutenant J. W. F. Stanton Royal Tank Regiment 30132986 Group A to be Lieutenant 17 December 2012 Lieutenant A. M. Reed W1054335 to be Captain 1 February 2013.
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