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Royal Army Medical Corps J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-81-05-11 on 1 November 1943. Downloaded from JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS ~orp9 1Rews. NOVEMBER, 1943. ./ EXTRACTS FROM THE "LONDON Miss Blanche de Courcy Meade (206306). GAZETTE." Sister (Asst. Matron), Queen Alexandra's October 14, 1943.-The KING has been Imperial Military Nursing Service (Kil­ graciously pleased to approve the following brittain, Co. Cork). 2021 by guest. Protected copyright. awards in recognition of gallant and distin­ Miss Hilda Margaret Parker (206382). guished services in the Middle East :- Sister (actg. Matron). Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service (Barry, The Distinguished Service Order. Glam.). Major (temp. Lt.-Col.) Lewis Trevor Miss Doris Seymour Reed (209178). Sister, Furnivall (52313), Royal Army Medical Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Corps. (Fleet, Hants). Service (Shallon Colliery. Co. Durham). Major (temp. Lt.-Col.) Robert McIntyre Miss Annie Roberts (209120). Sister. Queen Go:rdon, D.F.C., M.B. (37575), Royal Army Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Medical Corps. (Leigh. Lancs.). The Military Cross. Miss Lillian Maud Rose (206411), Sister. Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Capt. Roderick "George MacLeod, M.B. Service (Hampstead. N.W.). (142598), Royal Army Medical Corps Miss Dorothy Gwendoline Thorp (206479). (Glasgow). Sister-in-Charge, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Capt. Alfred Denis Parsons, M.B. (115988), Military Nursing Service (Purley). Royal Army Medical Corps. Capt. Malcolm James Pleydell, M.B. The KING has been graciously pleased to (133658), Royal Army Medical Corps (Hove). give orders for the following promotions in, Capt. James Wilson Taylor; M.B. (181814), and appointments to. the Most Excellent Hoyal Army Medical Corps. Order of the British Empire, in recognition Capt.. Charles Whitlow Warner, M.B. of gallant and distinguished services in the (139125), Royal Army Medical Corps (Birken­ Middle East :- head). To be Additional Commander of the Military http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ The Royal Red Cross. Division of the said Most Excellent Order. To be Additional Members of the RtJya/ Red Brig. (local) William Douglas Denton Cross, First Class. Small. M.D .• F.RC.P. (127320), Royal Army Miss Mabel Booth (206029), Sister (actg. Medical Corps. Matron), Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military . I Nursing ServiCe (Natal, S. Africa). To be Additional Officers of the Military . Miss MargueriteBerthe Fullalove (206140), Division of the said Most Excellent Order. Matron, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Major (temp. Lt.-Col.) Ronald Heywood Nursing Service (Swallowbrick, Lincoln). Bland. M.D .• M.RC.P.!' (27870), Royal Army Miss Lillian Ellen Murphy (206291), Sister Medical Corps (Res. of Off.) (Dublin). (actg. Matron), Queen ~lexandra's Imperial Major (temp. Lt.-Col.) Ernest Bulmer. Military NurSing Service (Cork). M.D., M.RC.P. (88685), Royal Army Medical Miss Mary Ann Varton Soutar (206431), Corps. Sister (actg. Matron), Queen Alexandra's Major (temp. Lt.-Col.) John Badan Strick­ Imperial Military Nursing Service (Arbroath). land Guy. M.B. (40285), Royal Army Medical on September 26, Corps (Saltburn-by-Sea). To be Additional Associates of the Royal Red Major (temp. Lt.-Col.) Theobald Denis Cross, Second Class. Phelan, M.B. (56817), Royal Army Medical Miss Mary Annie Gray Cameron (206085), Corps. Sister, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Major (temp. Lt.-Col.) Vladimir Charles Nursing Service. Verbi (41310), Royal Army Medical Corps. / J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-81-05-11 on 1 November 1943. Downloaded from 19 To be Additional Members of the Military Order of the British Empire, in recognition of Division of the said Most Excellent Order. gallant and distinguished services in Malta :- Capt. Hamish Carmichael Allan, M.B, To be Additional Commander of the Military (188260), Royal Army Medical Corps. Division of the said Most Excellent Order. Capt. Kenneth Green Armitage Barlow. Col. Frederick Whalley, D.S.O., T.D., M.B., M.B. (127189), Royal Army Medical Corps K.H.P. (24268), late Royal Army Medical (Sheffield) . Corps. Capt. (temp. Major) Archibald Keith Borland (135566). Royal Army Medical Corps . To be Additional Member of the J.1ilitary '(Sunbury-on-Thames). Division of the said Most ExcellenfOrder. Capt. (temp. Major) Donald MacLeod Capt. (temp. Major) ,Hyman George Gillis Douglas, M.B., F.RC.S., (199304), Royal Bernstein (111999), Royal Army Medical Army Medical Corps (St. Andrews, Fife). Corps (London, S.W.5). Capt. (temp. Major) Morgan Howell'Evans (69205), Royal Army Medical Corps (Pencoed, The KING has been graciously pleased to Glam.). approve the award of the British Empire Capt. Arnold Marklew Lester, M.B. Medal (Military Division) in recognition of (136285). Royal Army Medical Corps (Bir- gallant and distinguished services in Malta, mingham). ,._ to the undermentioned :- Lt. (Qmr.) Reginald Luckwell (178560), No. 7391411 Sjt. Harold Edward Fisher, Royal Army Medical Corps (Weston-Super­ Royal Army Medical Corps (Rayleigh, Essex). Mare). The KING has been graciously pleased to Major Peter Joseph May, M.B. (45049), 2021 by guest. Protected copyright. Royal Army Medical Corps. approve the following award in recognition of Capt. Gebrge Be~ard Northcroft (122050), g!lllant and distinguished services in Malta :- ,Royal Army Medical Corps (London, W.l). The Royal Red Cross. Capt. Keith' Ridley Douglas Porter To be A'dditional Associate of the Royal Red (136279). Royal Army Medical Corps Cross, Second Class. (Woking). Lt. (Qmr.) .(local Major) Frederick Henry Miss Sheila Mary Gough (208336), Sister, Rhead (118099), Royal Army Medical Corps Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing (London,S.E.9). Service (Moore, Cheshire). Capt. "Alan Ford Smith" M.B., M.RC.P. The KING has been graciously pleased to (126843), Royal' Army Medical Corps approve that the following be Mentioned in (Leicester) (since died). (To be dated July 3, recognition of gallant and distinguished 1943.) . services in the Middle East :- Capt. (temp. Major) Charles Phillips ,<J Stevens, M.B. (66479). Royal Army Medical . Rdyal Army Medical Corps., Corps (Jerusalem). Capt. (temp. Major) R W. (;ope (103684). Capt. (temp. Major) J ulius Cecil Summ, Capt. (temp. Major) G. M. Willoughby M.B. (89498), Royal Army Medical Corps (135591). ' (Burton-on-T~nt). The KING has been graciously pleased to The KING has been graciously pleased to approve that t'he following be Mentioned in approve the award of the British Empire recognition of gallant 'and distinguished Medal (Military Division), in recognition of services in Malta;- -gallant and distinguished services in the Royal Army Medical Corps. Middle East, to the undermentioned :...,- http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ No. 809637 Sjt. Herbert John Hammon, Capt. (temp. Major) (actg. Lt.-Col.) c.. J. Royal Army Medical Corps (London, N.W.IO). Cellan-Jones, M.B., F.RC.S. (133957). No. 7354779 SjSjt. Gilbert Richard Hutch­ Capt. (temp. Major) W. O. MacFeat, .M.B. inson, Royal Army Medical Corps (Chilwell, (107765). 0 Notts.). Capt. C.V. Light, M.B. (87378). The Milita~y Medal. Capt. R. Mitchell, M.B. (183138). No. 7346423 Sjt. Adam Haldane Strath 7262729, W.O.2 (Q.M.S.) (actg. W.O.l M;anson, Royal Army Medical Corps (Aber­ (RS.M.)) F. R Euston. deen). 7263174 W.O.2 (Q.M.s.) J. H. Henderson. No. 7376693 Pte. John Duffy, Royal Army 7380636 Sjt. H. Burnley. Medical Corps (Glasgow). , 7391357 Sjt. H. L. Clarke, No. 7;J79817 Pte. John Jones, Royal Army Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Medical Corps (Llandegai, Bethesda). Service. No. 7363383 Pte. James Arthur McKenzie Miss K. M. Perkins (209208), Sister. on September 26, Watt, Royal Army Medical Corps (Easing- 'Miss H. J. Read (209151). Sister. wold, Yorks). ' October 21.-The KING has been graciously The KING has been graciously pleased to pleased to approve the following awards in give' orders for the following promotions in, recognition of gallant and distinguished and ",PPointments to, ,the Most Excellent services in Sicily :- J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-81-05-11 on 1 November 1943. Downloaded from 20 the lHilitary Cross. gallant and distinguished services in North Capt. (temp. Major) Archibald Crerar, M.B. Africa :- (70322), Royal Army Medical Corps (Millport, To be Additional Officers of the Military Bute). ," • Division of the said Most Excellent Order. Capt. Leopold Herbert, M.B., M.D., B.Ch. Col. (temp.) John Thomas McQuat, M.B., (101317). Royal Army Medical Corps (Belfast) F.R.C.S. (36018), Royal Army Medical Corps (since killed in action). (Loughborough) . Capt. Joseph Esmond Miller (163133), Col. (temp.) Thomas Menzies, M.B. (8428), Royal Army Medical Corps. Royal Army Medical Corps (Aberdeen) . 'The Military Medal. The KING has been graciously pleased to No. 7266352 Sjt. Thomas Spears, Royal approve the award of the British Empire Army Medical Corps (attd. Special Service Medal (Military Division) in recognition of Troops) (Anfield Plain, Co. purham). gallant and distinguished services in North No. 7348621 Sjt. Alan Johg Spencer, Royal Africa to the undermentioned :- Army Medical Corps (Wallington, Surrey). No. 7389747 <;pl. James Edwin Dean, Royal No. 7260995 Cp1.· Francis Albert Wood, Army Medical Corps (Warrington, .Lancs.). Royal Army Medical Corps (\¥olverhampton): . No. 7364542 Pte. Harold James Eden, The KING has been graciously pleased 'to Royal Army Medical Corps (L~ndon, S.E.20). approve the follmying awards in recognition The KING has been graciously pleased to of gallant and distinguished services in North confer "The Efficiency Decoration" upon Africa :- the following officers of the Territorial The Distinguished Service Order. 2021 by guest. Protected copyright. Army:---' . Col. (actg.) Maltolm MacEwan, O.B:E., Royal z4.l'my Medical Corps. D.F.C., T.D.; M.D. (22266), Royal Army Lt.-Col. (temp. CoL) (local Brig.) A. H. Medical Corps (Longbank, Renfrewshire) .. Whyte, D.S.O. (36850). The Royal Red Cross. Lt.-Col. (temp. CoL) A. T. B. Dickson, To be Additional Members of the Royal Red O.B.E.
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