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J;/'V.(OK'/». ;I Vi Iv'iv, ' j;/'V.(OK‘/».;i vi iV'iv, ' (taf, a knv>- $ Corrected to 8'Ji Ji/nr, 1920. [Crown. Copyright Reserved. 38y THE MONTHLY AIR FORCE LIST JUNE, 1920. PUBLISHED BY HIS MAJESTY’SLONDON: STATIONERY OFFICE. To be purchased through any Bookseller or directly from Imperial H.M.House, STATIONERY Kingsway, London,OFFICE W.C.2,at the followingand 28, addressesAbingdon : Street, 37, Piter Street, Manchester;London, 1, St.S.W.l Andrew’s ; Crescent, Cardiff; or from E. PONSONBY,23, Forth Ltd.,Street, 116, Edinburgh Grafton ;Street, Dublin. 1920. [Price One Shilling an5 Sixpence, Net.] THE MONTHLY AIR FORCE LIST JUNE, 1920. SCHEDULE OF ARRANGEMENT. I. The Air Council rjoi II. Air Ministry Staffs 12 III. Area Commands 51 IV. Gradation List 101 V. Units List ... .„ „ 1501 VI. Branch Lists:— Medical Officers 3251 MedicalOfficers (Administrative).„ ... _ 3301 VII. Officers holding Temporary Honorary Commissions 4151 VIII. Probationary Flight and Observer Officers (late R.N.A.S.) 4251 IX. Chaplains’ Branch ... ._ .„ ._ ... 4301 X. Officers of Overseas Contingents serving with the Royal Air Force 5001 XL Retired List .„ ...*f5050 XII. Victoria Cross, Orders of Knighthood, &c., Foreign Orders ...*t5100 XIII. Deaths <ii -j-goOl XIV. Relinquishments, Resignations^ Index... * Published in January. Apnb&jBy^nd October issues only, f Alphabetical Lists, not shown iu Index. EXPLANATIONS OF ABBREVIATIONS. A Aeroplane. M.B Motor Boat. 0 Observer. A. & S Aeroplane and Seaplane. P On Probation. A'shp Airship. P.T Physical Training. A'Shp (E)...Technicalfied as OfficersFlying (Engines)(A’shp) whilstclassi- S Seaplane. termsholding of anA.M.W.0.1294/18. appointment under TS.O Technical.Staff Officer. D Dental. K.B Kite Balloon. Med Medical. O. C. Officer of Oversea Contingent. ' Med. (Ad-)...Medical (Administrative). P. Officer (late K.N.A.S.). F.O... Probationary Flight or Observer i|f Oflicers whose names are marked thus ( a) hold permanent or short service com- Army,missions, are orretained (6) are Inre-seconded, order to complete or (e) havingtime for j pension.ous pensionable service in the Navy oa BranchThe to whichabbreviation he is attached.inserted after an Officer’s name in the Gradation List indicates the IT® Victoria Cross.ORDERS AND HONORARY„ j, DISTINCTIONS.j Knight Grand Cross oi AT.G. Knight of the Garter. tr.rr.c... -j Dame Grand Cr0SB A/B.CB E A’.....Knight Commander I of the K.T. Knight of the Thistle. - - - Commander \1 A'.P. Knight of St. Patrick. A/.-B.O.B.E' A',....Member Officer G.C.BK.C.B Knight CommanderGrand Cross'! Vof the Bath. C.B..., Companion J O'M,'. Member of the Order of Merit. G.C.A'./....Knight Grand Commander \ AT.C.A./....Knight Commander L Staro{ tlie of M.C. Recipient of Military Cross. C'S, l. Companion j India. D.F'C' ....Distinguished Flying Cross. AT.CM,G..KnightG.C.Af.G..Knight CommanderGrand Cross 1L° f 8^“ A.F.C. ...Air Force Cross. C.M'G. ...Companion nd A.M. Albert Medal. G.C./.A’... Knight Grand D.C.M' ...Recipient of Distinguished Conduct Commander oftheindian C.I'E.AT.C./.A’....Knight Companion Commander )t Empire. n.S.M. ..RecipientMedal. of Distinguished Service:; G.C.P.O...Knight7 Grand Cross M.M, Recipient of Military Medal. E,C f.0...Knight Commander D.A’.Af. ...Distinguished Flying Medal, C.V.O, Commander Victorian A.F.M. ...Air Force Medal. M. V.O MemberClass of the 4th or 5th Order, P.C. Privy Councillor. 8-10 NOTES. It will be realised that errors in determining the correct rank and seniority of Officers may in some cases have occurred owing to misapprehension of the facts, and in cases of this nature the Air Council' reserve to themselves the right to alter the rank or seniority in which Officers are shown. Officers whose names are marked thus (*) (a) hold Permanent or Short Service Commissions or (b) have been re-seconded or (e) having previous pensionable service in the Navy or Army are retained in order to complete time for pension. All Commissions are temporary except where shown as above. No appointments gazetted after June 8th are included in this List. Appointments gazetted between June 9th and July 7th will appear in the July List. Officers on the Retired List must communicate annually, between Jan. 1st and March 31st, with the Secretary of the Air Ministry, otherwise they will be presumed to be decease'! and their names will be removed from the Air Force List. Officers who succeed to peerages, baronetcies, or courtesy titles are responsible for immediately notifying the same to the Secretary of the Air Ministry in order that the necessary alterations may be made in the Air Force List and in the official records of the Air Ministry. All communications regarding entries in this publication should be addressed as follows :— Questions of Seniority, Rank, &c., through the usual Official Channels ; other communications direct to :— The Secretary, (Air Force List), Air Ministry, Kingsway, W.C.2 AIR FORCE AGENTS. Messrs. Cox & Co., 108-111, St. Martin’s Lane, London, W.O.8. (For Staff and Flying Officers only.) (F«lMessrs. Technical Holt and & Co.,Administrative, 8, Whitehall including Place, London,Medical S.W.l.Officers)' 11 THE KING Chief of the Royal Air Force - 1 Augr. 19. AIR COUNCIL. THE RIGHT HONOURABLE WINSTON SPENCER CHURCHILL, M.P. Secretary of State for Air. (President of the Air Council.) THE RT. HON. THE MARQUESS OF LONDONDERRY, K.G., M.V.O, Under-Secretary(Vice-President of ofthe StateAir Council.) for Air. AIR MARSHAL SIR H. M. TRENCHARD, Bart., K.C.B., D.S.O. Chief of the Air Staff. MAJOR-GENERAL SIR F. H. SYKES, G.B.E., K.C.B., C.M.G. Controller-General of Civil Aviation AIR VIOE-MARSHAL SIR E. L. ELLINGTON, k'.C.B., C.M.G., C.B.E. Director-General of Supply and Research. SIR JAMES STEVENSON, Bart. Additional Member. REAR-ADMIRAL SIR C. F. LAMBERT, K.C.B. Additional Member, W. F. NICHOLSON, Esq., C.B. Secretary of the Air Ministry, 12 AIR MINISTRY. Secretary of State for Air. THE EIGHT HON. W. S. CHURCHILL, M.P. Parliamentary Private Secretary... Lieut.-Col. J. T. C. Moore-Brabazon, M.C. Air Secretary and Private Secretary Group Captain A. J. L. Scott, C.B., M.C., A.F.C. AuUtant Private Secretary ... Flight Lieut. G. W. Dobson, O.B.E. Under Secretary of State for Air. THE BIGHT HON. THE MARaUESS OF LONDONDERRY, K.G , M.F.O Private Secretaries \( P.Hon. J. Oldfield,O. K. Vesey, Esq. C.B.E. Secretary of the Air Ministry. W. F. NICHOLSON, Esq., C.B. Assistant Secretaries of the Air Ministry. H. W. W. McAnally, Esq., C.B. C. R. Brigstocke, Esq.. C.B 3. toA. Department Webster, Esq..of Civil D.S.O. Aviation). (tent temporarily 13 Air Ministry—{continued). DEPARTMENT OP TUB SECRETARY OF THE AIR MINISTRY. Secretary _ . W. F. NICHOLSON, Esq., C.B. Private Secretary W. L. Scott, Eeq. ("H. W. W. McANALLY, Esq., C.B. Assistant Secretaries .. ) C. B. BRIGSTOCKE, Esq., C.B. ' )V J. DepartmentA. WEBSTER. of Civil Esq., Aviation). D.S.O. (lent temporarily to J. B. Abraham, Esq. C,F. G. JL.Evans, Bertram, Esq. Esq., C.B.E. F.C. N,G. Nutt,Knight, Esq., Esq., O.B.E. O.B.E. L.R. G.C. Richards,S. Reynolds, Esq. Esq., O.B.E, (acting). J.C. T.LI. Cotton, Bullock, Esq., Esq., M.B.E. O.B.E. Assistant Principals _ J.R. G.L. Gibson,Megarry, Esq. Esq. A.F. G.H. C.Self, Young, Esq. Esq, ,T. H. Barnes, Esq. (Besident Clerk). S.I. V.S. H.Cherry, Campbell, Esq. Esq. (on loan to Silesian Administrative G.Commission). G. Fiddes, Esq. pig her Division C lerks A.C. 3.S. Galpin,Lucy, Esq. Esq., (temporary). D.S.O. R.F. W.Monk-Jones, Musson, Esq., Esq. A.F.C. (Resident Clerk). G.A. R.F. Slater,Seel, Esq. Esn 18a Air W\n\$Xr\/—(continued). FINANCE DEPARTMENT. W. A. BLAND, Esq., C.B. AssistantPrivate Financial Secretary Secretary W. F. Connolly, Esq., M.B.E. EstimatesPrincipal Division:— L. V. Meadowcroit, Esq, Assistant Principal ... W. Q. Stevens, Esq. Higher Division Clerk C. G. Caines, Esq., M.B.E. r f p s I>l»eto ° Finance for « °imel | j. s. BOSg> BsQ i CiB,K {E. M. Knox, Esq. {acting). 3.F. A.W. Smith, N. Sibley, Esq., Esq. O.B.E. (S. T. Blackwell, Esq. Assistant Principals H.E. F.C. Cliff,Hamilton, Esq. Esq. (on loan t Ministry of Food). L.J. H.F. Schooling,Heath, Esq., Esq. M.B.E. (acting). Higher Division Clerk ... W. G. Clements, Esq. Director of Finance for Material 1 B B HOLLOWAY. Esq. (acting) ... ... ... ...)i H. W. Clothier, Esq. (acting), Principals .1I J. M.Sherlock, Spaight, Esq. Esq., O.B.E. W. Acason, Esq. Assistant Principals G. T. Jones, Esq. (acting) (on loan). W.N. I.G. Smith, West, Esq., M.B.E.M.B.E. (temporary). G. Calder, Esq. Higher Division Clerks W. B.E. L.Foden, Courtney, Esq. Esq. 3.H. B.W. Proper, Walsh, Esq.Esg. DIRECTORATE OF LANDS. (Joint Service for War Office, Ministry of Munitions, and Air Ministry.) Director-General of Lands ... Sir H. FRANK, Bart., K.C.'n. Controller of Lands ... ... E. H. COLES, Esq. (Dep. Dir.-Gen.) Chief Valuer and Compensation 1 Col_ H F C0BB o.B.E. Officer ... ... ... ... 1 Thompson, Lt.-Col. A. H. J., O.B.E. Jonas,Del or, Capt.Lt.-Col. F. H. D., O.B.E, Deputysation ChiefOfficers Valuers ..
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