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SUPPLEMENT to the LONDON GAZETTE, Lora MAY 1996 6548 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, lOra MAY 1996 24760049 Corporal John Dylan WILLIAMS, The Royal Welch Order of the British Empire Fusiliers. (Military Division) 24472347 Corporal (Acting Sergeant) Andrew Raymond John WOOD, Coldstream Guards. ROYAL NAVY O.B.E. To be an Ordinary Officer of the Military Division of the said Most QUEEN'S COMMENDATION FOR BRAVERY Excellent Order: 25005664 Corporal Jonathan Nicholas LANE, Adjutant General's Captain William Michael WALWORTH, Royal Fleet Auxiliary. Corps (RMP). ARMY O.B.E. QUEEN'S COMMENDATION FOR VALUABLE SERVICE To he an Ordinary Officer of the said Most Excellent Order: 24543121 Sergeant (Acting Colour Sergeant) Andrew Stuart BATES, Grenadier Guards. Lieutenant Colonel John Henry O'HARE (495215), The Royal Major Simon Charles Darroch BAYNHAM (503754), Intelligence Logistic Corps. Corps. M.B.E. Lieutenant (Acting Captain) Eliot William Timothy BECK (535487), The Royal Logistic Corps. To be Ordinary Members of the Military Division of the said Most 24775483 Lance Corporal Philip BIRD, The Royal Welch Fusiliers. Excellent Order: Major Colin James BOAG (516557), Corps of Royal Engineers. Major Martin Hugh BAZIRE (513292), The Royal Logistic Corps. Major Christopher Duncan BRADLEY (515300), Royal Regiment of 24305146 Warrant Officer Class 1 Peter James KING, The Royal Artillery. Logistic Corps. Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey Robson COOK, M.B.E., M.C. (498917), The Devonshire and Dorset Regiment. Major Stuart Huxley COWEN (512588), The Blues and Royals. MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Lieutenant (Acting Captain) Roland Charles David DANGERFIELD (532086), The Royal Dragoon Guards. Whitehall, London S.W.I Major Peter Alison EDGEWORTH (504920), The Royal Irish 10th May 1996 Regiment. The QUEEN has been graciously pleased to give orders for the Captain (Acting Major) Mark Jonathan EDKINS (534009), The publication of the names of the following as having been Royal Regiment of Wales. Commended for Valuable Service in recognition of gallant and 24648045 Staff Sergeant Stuart FERGUSON, Corps of Royal distinguished services in Angola during the period May to August Engineers. 1995: Captain Christopher Duncan Stuart GREEN (530966), The Royal Logistic Corps. QUEEN'S COMMENDATION FOR VALUABLE SERVICE 24885567 Lance Corporal Paul Linsey Joseph HART, The Royal Logistic Corps. ROYAL NAVY Major Stephen Gregory JAMES (509183), Royal Regiment of First Officer (Supply) David Terrence GATENBY, Royal Fleet Artillery. Auxiliary. Lieutenant (Local Captain) Christopher JONES (533558), Corps of Royal Engineers. ARMY Captain (Acting Major) Philip Adrian JONES (522391) The Royal Major Richard Hugh Walter St. George BODINGTON (512574), Welch Fusiliers. Welsh Guards. Captain Markus Charles Jesse LLOYD (524002), The Devonshire and 24432795 Warrant Officer Class 2 Robert HARRISON, Corps of Dorset Regiment. Royal Engineers. Lieutenant Colonel Mark Francis Noel MANS (497465), Corps of Captain Lyanne Jan MACLEAN (528529), The Royal Logistic Corps. Royal Engineers. Major Andrew Charles NIXON (539733), The Royal Logistic Corps. Major Geoffrey Andrew NIELD (505319), Corps of Royal Engineers. Major Christopher John ROSE (510257), Corps of Royal Engineers. Brigadier Andrew Robert Douglas PRINGLE, C.B.E., (482810), Late 24261618 Warrant Officer Class 2 Michael Joseph Martin RUTLAND, The Royal Green Jackets. B.E.M., Intelligence Corps. 24431682 Sergeant Andrew PUGH, The Royal Logistic Corps. Captain Stephen William RAMSEY (531958), The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers. CENTRAL CHANCERY OF 21168153 Lance Corporal Shailendra SHRESTHA, Royal Gurkha THE ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD Rifles. St. James's Palace, London S.W. I 24725472 Corporal Paul David WILCOCK, Royal Corps of Signals. I Oth May 1996 The QUEEN has been graciously pleased to approve the following ROYAL AIR FORCE awards in recognition of gallant and distinguished services in Northern Ireland: MENTION IN DESPATCHES NAVY Flight Lieutenant Robert John CARGILL (8024587), Royal Air QUEEN'S GALLANTRY MEDAL Force. Q.G.M. Corporal Austin Patrick STEEL, Royal Marines, PO43013W. (to be dated 26th April 1994). CENTRAL CHANCERY OF Sergeant Dominic Charles Rupert TROULAN, Royal Marines, THE ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD PO38978B (to be dated 12th October 1993). St. James's Palace, London S.W. 1 10th May 1996 ARMY BAR TO THE QUEEN'S GALLANTRY MEDAL The QUEEN has been graciously pleased to give orders for the following appointments to the Most Excellent Order of the British 24578375 Sergeant Christopher Charles GILLESPIE, Q.G.M., The Empire in recognition of gallant and distinguished services in Devonshire and Dorset Regiment Angola during the period May to August 1995: (to be dated 12th October 1993)..
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