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Supplement to the London Gazette, 7 June, 1945 2878 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 7 JUNE, 1945 The Military Cross. No. 4542261 Sergeant (acting) Geoffrey HOOLE, Lieutenant David Hubert HARVEY-WILLIAMS Royal Armoured Corps (Dewsbury). (3I59I9). Household Cavalry Regiment (Guildford) No. 4463003 Lance-Sergeant Lawrence Edward (since killed in action). NICHOLSON, Royal Armoured Corps (South Shields). Major (temporary) Arthur Walter Henry BAUCIIER No. 5052771 Sergeant Edward Owen YORK, (162604), Royal Armoured Corps (Grantham). I3th/i8th Royal Hussars (Queen Mary's Own), Lieutenant Richard Carthevv HOLMAN ('312852), Royal Armoured Corps (Kettering). Royal Armoured Corps (Feock, Cornwall). No. 407927 Sergeant Richard Charles GIBSON, Lieutenant Norman Harry MATTHEWS (219285), I5th/i9th The King's Royal Hussars, Royal Royal Armoured Corps (Ilford). Armoured Corps (Wheatley Hill). Captain (temporary) William James Osborne No. 7921311 Corporal Alexander LEAPER, Royal Tank BARTLETT (197961), Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps (Aberdeen). Armoured Corps. No. 7904947 Trooper Melville Kenneth GIBBS, Royal Captain (temporary) Arnold Maurice DUNN (203622), Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps (Stock- Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps port). (Birmingham) (since died of wounds). No. 3126699 Warrant Officer Class II Albert WARD, Lieutenant James McAlister BARCLAY (247453), Reconnaissance Corps, Royal Armoured Corps Royal Tank Regiment, Royal Armoured Corps (Edinburgh). (Kilmarnock) (since killed in action). No. 14349554 Corporal (acting) James MCDONALD, Major (temporary) John Henry Major STEPHENS>ON Reconnaissance Conps, Royal Armoured Corps (105904), Royal Regiment of Artillery (Dorches'ter). (Manchester, 13) Captain (temporary) William Sherwood BRAMELD, No. 5183996 Trooper Clifford Courtenhay BAKER, D.S.O. (256922), Royal Regiment of Artillery Reconnaissance Corps, Royal Armoured Corps (Netherfield, Nottingham). (Plymouth). Captain (temporary) Donald James FERNS (137550), No 4203,18 'Lance-Corporal Albert Edward ADAMS, Royal Regiment of Artillery (Bradford). ist East Riding Yeomanry, Royal Armoured Corps Captain (temporary) James Travers Hamilton (Gainsborough). MACNAIR (140867), Royal Regiment of Artillery No. 971118 Sergeant Frank Douglas BURSEY, Royal (Edinburgh 10). Regiment of Artillery (St. Johns, Newfoundland). Major (temporary) Michael LIVINGSTONE-LEARMONTH No. 998783 Lance-:Ser.geant Stuart TONES, Royal (160057), Corps of Royal Engineers (Polmont). Regiment of Artillery (iWallasey). Captain (temporary) Douglas HAMILTON (267952), No. 921274 Bombardier George HALE WOOD, Royal Corps of Royal Engineers (Dumbarton). Regiment of Artillery (Liverpool, 7). Lieutenant Joseph BALLANTINE DYKES (214756), No. 971831 Gunner Gordon Wilson CHAFE, Royal Corps of Royal Engineers (Broughton-in-Furness). Regiment of Artillery (St. Johns, Newfoundland). Major (temporary) Gordon Francis BAYLISS, M.B.E. No. 1^89430 Sergeant William EDGELER, Corps of (72095), Royal Corps of Signals (Belfast). Royal Engineers (Haywards Heath). Lieutenant Michael STOOP (229110), Grenadier No. 1896452 Lance-Sergeant William Albert MORTON, Guards (Hartley Wintney) Corps of Royal Engineers (North Shields). •f Captain (temporary) Alec George FOUCARD (326835), No. 3658537 Corporal William James BYERS, Corps Coldstream Guards (Manchester). • • of Royal Engineers (Penrith). Lieutenant John MACDONALD-BTJCHANAN (320186), No. 14351839 Lance-Conporal Allan James PARKEK, Scots Guards. Corps of Royal Engineers (Blackpool). Lieutenant Robert Alexander Kennedy RUNCIE No. 1914153 Sapper James Walter ANGEL, Corps of (251985), Scots Guards (Nottingham). Royal Engineers (Aberdeen). Lieutenant George Neil Roberts WHITFIELD- No. 1921970 Sapper Alexander DRUMMOND, Corps of EDWARDS (268986), Irish Guards (London, S.W.?). Royal Engineers (Edinburgh, 3). Lieutenant Robert Hardress Standish O'GRADY No. 2584028 Lance-Sergeant John Birt SMART, Royal (314053), Irish Guards (Totland Bay, I.O.W.). Corps of Signals (London, S.W.6). Lieutenant David James Colin STEVENSON (502278), No. 2587061 Corporal Arthur LORD, Royal Corps of Welsh Guards (Hampstead) Signals (London, N.I9). Captain (acting) George Henry UNDERWOOD (315178), No. 2118056 Lance-Corporal William Rivers OSCROFT, The East Yorkshire Regiment (The Duke of York's Royal Corps of Signals (Nottingham). Own) (Ayr). \ No. 2334114 Signalman Lawrence William TEBBETT, Lieutenant Ridley Hugh fcLARK (284153), The Royal Corps of Signals (Worksop). Worcestershire Regiment (Hertford). No. 2696971 Sergeant Thomas SHEARER, Scots Guards Lieutenant William Roger Blyth MAY (326928), The (Glasgow, C.2). Hampshire Regiment. No. 3060671 Corporal (acting) Alexander Ash worth Lieutenant Frederick Brian LEATHER (324930), The MALLON, The Royal Scots (The Royal Regiment) Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) (Ilkley). (Mid Calder). Major (temporary) Peter Geoffrey WYKEHAM (56419), No. 3064857 Sergeant Duncan MoBain STENHOUSE, The King's Shropshire Light Infantry (Rugby). The Royal Scots Fusiliers (Edinburgh). Major (temporary) Peter Beaumont EARLE (71191), No. 1658950 Corporal Albert DALEY, The Royal The King's Royal Rifle Corps (Windsor). Scots Fusiliers (Grimsby). Lieutenant Donald Dickson FARMER (336653), The No. 1500622 Warrant Officer Class II David Lennox Highland Light Infantry (City of Glasgow Regi- BLAKELEY, The Royal Welch Fusiliers (Ayr). ment). No. 14722204 Lance-Corporal Elwyn THOMAS, The Major (temporary) Reginald Willie RETRIE (172399), Royal Welch Fusiliers (Ammanford). The Gordon Highlanders (Edinburgh). No. 1501092 Fusilier Frederick WALLACE, The Royal Lieutenant John Sinclair SHAND (158470), The Welch Fusiliers (Saline). Gordon Highlanders (Kelso). No. 3066014 Lance-Sergeant James John RITCHIE, The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) (Glengairn). The Distinguished Conduct Medal. No. 14383424 Corporal (acting) Robert MC!NTOSH, The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles') (Dundee). No. 14334514 Corporal (acting) Philip Anthony No. 3652434 Sergeant (acting) Joseph Harold COMM, The Somerset Light Infantry ' (Prince SIDDLEY, The South Lancashire Regiment (The Albert's) (Bath). Prince of Wales's Volunteers) (Chester). No. 1541951 Lance-Sergeant William MELLER, The No. 4388854 Private John Leslie BARRON, The South Royal Scots Fusiliers (Manchester, 20). Lancashire Regiment . (The Prince of Wales's No. 2756619 Sergeant Robert Martin FOWLER, The Volunteers) (Durham). Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) (Glen- craig). No. 14427465 Corporal Thomas Joseph RENOUF, The No. 14756962 Private Herbert Ernest BLACKMAN, The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) (Mussel- Gordon Highlanders (Twickenham). burgh). No. 14673987 Private Terence John Henry MAY, The No. 6009650 Warrant Officer Class II Harry John Gordon Highlanders (London, S.E.I5). HARTNETT, The King's Shropshire Light Infantry (Thorpe-le-Soken, Essex). Bar to tJze Military Medal. No. 4037464 Warrant Officer Class II (acting) Charles Frederick BALDWIN, The King's Shropshire Light No. 5675753 Sergeant Reginald HAYMAN, M.M., The Infantry (Stratford-on-Avon). Somerset Light Infantry (Prince Albert's) (Wake- No. 4920124 Sergeant (acting) Thomas Walter field). DAVIS, The King's Shropshire Light Infantry The Military Medal. (Smethwick). No. 7022^-'^ Fnrpeant Ralph WORMALD, Royal No. 4031700 Sergeant (acting) Douglas MURPHY, The Armoured Corps (Luddenfoot). King's Shropshire Light Infantry (Colchester)..
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