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Supplement to the London Gazette, 13 June, 1946 2826 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 13 JUNE, 1946 £[.19005 Warrant Officer Class I (Regimental Group Captain John Allen JONES (01302), Sergeant-Major) John William DUMMA, Royal Canadian Air Force. Canadian Infantry Corps. Group Captain Denton MASSEY (Ciyoo), Royal SP.88o8 Warrant Officer Class I (Regimental Canadian Air Force. Sergeant-Major) Gordon Gustav GUNTER, The Group Captain Victor Stephen James MILLARD Royal Canadian Artillery. (Ci85), Royal Canadian Air Force. K-53394 Warrant Officer Class I (Sergeant- Group Captain Ernest Archibald McNAB, Major) Benjamin HANSON, Corps of Military D.F.C. (Ci34), Royal Canadian Air Force. Staff Clerks Group Captain .Gerald Emmett MoCoRMiCK P.38928 Warrant Officer Class I (Staff Sergeant- (C86g), Royal Canadian Air Force. Major) Joseph William HUNTER, Corps of Group Captain Thomas Kenny McDouGALL Military Staff Clerks. (Ci686), Royal Canadian Air Force. P.38058 Warrant Officer Class I (Staff Sergeant- Group Captain John Gay STEPHENSON, A.F.C. Major) William Bassett KERSLAKE, Corps of (C86o), Royal Canadian Air Force. Military Staff Clerks. Group Captain Frederick Fitzgerald TISDALL F.49855 Warrant Officer Class I (Regimental (08724), Royal Canadian Air Force. Sergeant-Major) Joseph Lome MACNEIL, Group Captain Gordon George TRUSCOTT Canadian Infantry Corps. (Ci5o), Royal Canadian Air Force. P. 10148 (Warrant Officer Class 'I (Sergeant- Major) Heillery Weldon MARTIN, The Corps To be Additional Members of the Military of Royal Canadian Engineers. Division of the said Most Excellent Order:— P. 27628 Warrant Officer Class I (Regimental Sergeant-Major) Alfred PARKIN, The Royal Wing Commander Oswald Blanchard COUMANS Canadian Army Service Corps. (05272), Royal Canadian Air Force. L. 25505 Warrant Officer Class II (Staff Quarter- Wing Commander Edward Hugh Martin master-Sergeant) (Acting Warrant Officer CRAWFORD (05251), Royal Canadian Air Class I (Sergeant-Major)) Frederick Allen Force. CHAPMAN, The Royal Canadian Army Pay Wing Commander Walter Stephen DUNLOP Corps. (CiSio), Royal Canadian Air Force. B. 16035 Warrant Officer Class II (Company Wing Commander Oliver William DURDIN Sergeant-Major) David JAMES, Veterans (C3622), Royal Canadian Air Force. Guard of Canada. Wing Commander George Joseph FOLEY SF.446io Warrant Officer Class II (Company (C8&4), Royal Canadian Air Force- Sergeant-Major) Peter MACLELLAN, Canadian Wing Commander Donald Eaton GALLOWAY Infantry Corps. (0378), Royal Canadian Air Force. 0.92583 Warrant Officer Class II (Staff Quarter- Wing Commander Norman McLeod GILCHRIST master-Sergeant) Cyril Patrick NOLAN, The - (C2345), Royal Canadian Air Force. Royal Canadian Army Pay Corps. Wing Commander Donald Ross GUN (Ci85i), Royal Canadian Air Force. Wing Commander Paul Whiteside MATTHEWS (C2232), Royal Canadian Air Force. CENTRAL CHANCERY OF THE ORDERS Wing Commander Edward Houghton SHARPE OF KNIGHTHOOD, (C2287), Royal Canadian Air Force. St. James's Palace, S.W.T.. Wing Commander Charles SHELDON (02270), i$th June, 1946. Royal Canadian Air Force. Wing Officer Winifred May TAYLOR (V3003i), The KING has been graciously pleased on Royal Canadian Air Force (Women's Divi- the occasion of the Celebration of His Majesty's sion). Birthday and on the advice of His Majesty's Wing Commander David Adamson WOOD Canadian Ministers, to give orders for the (C6586), Royal Canadian Air Force. following promotions in, and appointments to, Squadron Leader William Fulton CAMERON the Most Excellent Order of the British (J4333), Royal Canadian Air Force. Empire: — Squadron Leader Harold Mario CARIONI To be Additional Commanders of the Military (Q3396), Royal Canadian Air Force. Division of the said Most Excellent Order: — Squadron Leader John Emerson CARSON Air Commodore John George BRYANS, O.B.E. (03890), Royal Canadian Air Force. (C.n6), Royal Canadian Air Force. Squadron Leader Walter William CREEGAN Air Commodore Martin COSTELLO, O.B.E. (C2o8o2), Royal Canadian Air Force. (Cii2), Royal Canadian Air Force. Squadron Leader George Noble DUTHEE Air Commodore Harold Brandon GODWIN, (C727i), Royal Canadian Air Force. O.B.E. (099), Royal Canadian Air Force. Squadron Leader William Allistair GAMBLE Air Commodore John Gordon KERR, A.F.C. (07190), Royal Canadian Air Force. (Ci3o), Royal Canadian Air Force. Squadron Leader William Nevill KEELING Air 'Commodore Walter Alyn ORR, O.B.E. (C30I2), Royal Canadian Air Force. (0146), Royal Canadian Air Force. Squadron Leader Henry Josian LAGRAVE Air Commodore Arthur Dwight Ross, G.C., (05433), Royal Canadian Air Force. O.B.E. (Cm), Royal Canadian Air Force. Squadron Leader Gordon Ewart MALLORY' (023982), Royal Canadian Air Force. To be Additional Officers of the Military Squadron Leader John Gordon MATHIESON Division of the said Most Excellent Order: — (05441), Royal Canadian Air Force. Group Captain Albert Oliver ADAMS (Cgi), Squadron Leader Thomas Langford MILLER Royal Canadian Air Force. (Ci43i), Royal Canadian Air Force. Group Captain Ray Holmes Foss (0373), Squadron Leader Hugh Gordon MURRAY Royal Canadian Air Force. (C2554), Royal Canadian Air Force. Group Captain Charles Henry GREENWAY Squadron Leader Thomas Roy MYLES (0178), Royal Canadian Air Force. (Cni97), Royal Canadian Air Force..
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