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THE LONDON GAZETTE TUESDAY 8 JUNE 2010 SUPPLEMENT No. 2 10605 THE LONDON GAZETTE TUESDAY 8 JUNE 2010 SUPPLEMENT No. 2 10605 Officer Cadet Paul James Roberts 30068926 from The Royal Officer Cadet Matthew Galante Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment Military Academy Sandhurst to be Second Lieutenant 17 April 2010 25147808 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Officer Cadet Michael Stephen Rose 30093330 from The Royal Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 April 2009 Military Academy Sandhurst to be Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with Officer Cadet Alexander Robert Gay Royal Regiment of Fusiliers seniority 14 October 2008 25212469 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Officer Cadet Barry Paul De Carteret Rowson 30053075 from The Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 April 2009 Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Lieutenant 17 April 2010 Officer Cadet Steven David Gibbs Princess of Wales’s Royal with seniority 14 April 2009 Regiment 25214084 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to Officer Cadet John Peter Triddon 25214103 from The Royal Military be Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 April 2009 Academy Sandhurst to be Second Lieutenant 17 April 2010 Officer Cadet Stuart Matthew Ross Gilbert Royal Regiment of Fusiliers 25213810 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Second Lieutenant 17 April 2010 INFANTRY Officer Cadet M. P. Goodman Royal Anglian Regiment 566200 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Lieutenant 17 April guards division 2010 with seniority 14 April 2009 reen egular rmy Officer Cadet Thomas John William G Royal Anglian Regiment R A 25213884 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Brigadier R. H. Talbot Rice late Welsh Guards 516039 is appointed Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 April 2009 Regimental Lieutenant Colonel Welsh Guards 1 June 2010 in Officer Cadet Dominic Andrew Jay Royal Regiment of Fusiliers succession to Colonel A. J. E. Malcolm OBE late Welsh Guards 30087914 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be 501646 tenure expired Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 April 2009 alters Regular Commissions Officer Cadet James Morgan W Royal Anglian Regiment 25213294 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be ayhead Major J. R. M Coldstream Guards 537465 retires on retired Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 April 2009 pay 1 June 2010 and is appointed to Reserve of Officers Short Service Commissions Territorial Army Officer Cadet Ralph St John Edmunds Gore Irish Guards 30085369 Mr John Gordon Cluff DL is appointed Honorary Colonel 3rd from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Lieutenant Battalion The Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment 1 May 2010 in an 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 April 2009 existing vacancy Officer Cadet Hugo John Alexander Jammes Coldstream Guards 25215513 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be king’s division Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 April 2009 c ay Officer Cadet Matthew Thomas Wynn M L Scots Guards Regular Army 30083154 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 October 2008 Short Service Commissions Officer Cadet J. P. H. Scarlett Coldstream Guards 562631 from The Officer Cadet Daniel Arnold Yorkshire Regiment 30025185 from Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Lieutenant 17 April 2010 The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Second Lieutenant with seniority 14 April 2009 17 April 2010 with seniority 17 October 2009 Officer Cadet Nicholas Patrick Hamilton Wills Grenadier Guards Officer Cadet William Jordan Campbell Boreham Duke of 25200879 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Lancaster’s Regiment 30072146 from The Royal Military Academy Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 October 2008 Sandhurst to be Second Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 27 Officer Cadet Felix Joseph Wright Welsh Guards 30084875 from January 2009 The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Lieutenant 17 April Officer Cadet James Richard Carter Yorkshire Regiment 30093276 2010 with seniority 14 October 2008 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Lieutenant egular rmy eserve of fficers 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 October 2008 R A R O Officer Cadet Andrew George Crompton Duke of Lancaster’s Short Service Commissions Regiment 25195849 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to ourne be Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 April 2009 Captain A. R. B Welsh Guards 562723 from The Active List enlegh axwell 7 June 2010 to be Captain Officer Cadet Thomas Neil Maguire D -M Yorkshire Regiment 30087654 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 April 2009 scottish division Officer Cadet Thomas Patrick Gerard Hugh Rylands Yorkshire Regiment 30085245 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to Regular Army be Second Lieutenant 17 April 2010 Colonel J. M. R. Hopkinson OBE late Royal Regiment of Scotland 527231 is appointed Deputy Colonel The Royal Regiment of Scotland prince of wales s division 8 May 2010 in succession to Brigadier M. P. Dodson MBE late ’ Highlanders 509171 tenure expired Regular Army Short Service Commissions Short Service Commissions lder Officer Cadet Matthew Thomas Haswell A Royal Regiment of lark Scotland 30085810 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to Officer Cadet James Tovey C Mercian Regiment 30057930 from be Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 October 2008 The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Lieutenant 17 April c ueen 2010 with seniority 14 April 2009 Officer Cadet Iain Alastair M Q Royal Regiment of Scotland c ndrew 30090799 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Officer Cadet David John Clifford M A Royal Welsh Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 April 2009 25166665 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 April 2009 Officer Cadet Harry Adam Wilson Mercian Regiment 25207788 queen’s division from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 April 2009 Regular Army Intermediate Regular Commissions (Late Entry) light division Major F. A. Ralph MBE Royal Anglian Regiment 551510 retires on retired pay 1 June 2010 and is appointed to Reserve of Officers Regular Army Short Service Commissions Short Service Commissions Officer Cadet James Michael Beckett Princess of Wales’s Royal Officer Cadet Matthew James Bartlett Rifles 25213418 from The Regiment 25213459 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Lieutenant 17 April 2010 be Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 14 April 2009 with seniority 14 April 2009 Officer Cadet George Fares Eid Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Officer Cadet Daniel John Clack Rifles 25213428 from The Royal 25177658 from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst to be Military Academy Sandhurst to be Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with Lieutenant 17 April 2010 with seniority 6 March 2010 seniority 14 April 2009.
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