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Supplement to the London Gazette, 26 October, 1944 4903 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 26 OCTOBER, 1944 4903 No. 4622882 Private Reginald Charles Long, The No. 3774729 Lance-Corporal Frederick George Duke of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) Girvan, The Royal Irish Fusiliers (Princess ••(Leeds). Victoria's) (Gateshead):;- • . No. 14646135 Private Henry Edward Marshall, The No. 6469298 Corporal Charles'Green-,- The Argyll arid Duke of Wellington's Regiment (West Riding) r- Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise's) .(Barn- (London, N.8). staple) . No. 5500573 Private Ronald Victor Earl, The Hamp- No. -5437226 Corporal Joseph O'Sullivan, The Argyll shire Regiment (Alton, Hants). and Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise's) No. 5507654 Private Rex Ernest Hall, The Hamp- (Cork, Eire). shire Regiment. No. 14322878 Private Maurice Kaminskay, The Argyll No. 6409209 Private William James Peters, The and Sutherland Highlanders (Princess Louise's) Hampshire Regiment (London, N.W-7). (Salford 7). No. 2755917 Corporal (acting Sergeant) George No. 2766316 Private Ronald Desmond Pickard, The Grant, The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regi- Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Princess ment) (Tayport, Fife). Louise's) (Harome, Yorks). .:••'•.:<• -. •» No. 2760328 Private Alexander Brown Clark, The No. 6914236-Private (acting Corporal) Leslie Howard Black Wateh (Royal Highland Regiment) (Forfar). Hennell, The Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's Own) No. 4969852 Sergeant Thomas Henry Bloor, The (Glasgow). , • . Sherwood. Foresters (Nottinghamshire and Derby- No. 3911012 Corporal (acting Sergea,nt) William shire Regiment) (Baildon, Yorks). Daniel Jones, Army Air Corps (Swansea). No. ' 4981574 Corporal Basil Thomas Herbert No. 5/67178 Staff-Sergeant. Joseph Stephenson Beardall, The Sherwood Foresters (Nottingham- Johnson, Royal Army: Service Corps - (Ryton-on- • shire and' Derbyshire Regiment) (Sutton-in- Tyne). n'J '! • .. ... - . :• Ashfield). No. T/88773 Corporal William Francis Slater,' Royal No. 4984588 Corporal Reginald Frank Johnson, The Army Service Corps (Manchester 19). Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire and Derby- No. T/6148888 Driver George Grady, Royal Army shire Regiment) (Congleton). Service Corps (Wimborne, Dorset). No. 4981407 Private (acting Corporal) Walter Lucas, No. 7354705 Lance-Sergeant David Thomas McKay, The Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire and M.M., Royal Army Medical Corps (Liverpool). Derbyshire Regiment) (Bolton). No. 7359367 Lance-Sergeant Roderick Morrison, No. 5123174 Lance-Corporal Jack Wilson, The Sher- Royal Army Medical Corps (Conon Bridge, Ross- wood Foresters (Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire shire) . Regiment) :(Kendal) (since died of wounds). No. 2023178 Corporal Ivor Henry Humphries, Royal No. 5260595 Private Ronald Sidney Cleveley, The Army Medical Corps (Glamorgan). Sherwood Foresters (Nottinghamshire and Derby- No. 7521337 Corporal Albert Lloyd, Royal Army shire Regiment) (Droitwich). Medical Corps (Kidderminster). No. 4749819. Private George Dykes, The Sherwood No. 7383180 Lance-Corporal Norman Richard Foresters (Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regi- Chapman, Royal Army Medical Corps . (Bletch- ment) (Braintree). ley, Bucks). No. 3861630 Corporal Charles Snape, The Loyal No. 7392138 Lance-Corporal John McKernan Logue, ' Regiment (North Lancashire) (Preston). Royal Army Medical Corps (Bellshill, Lanark). No. 5891284 Private • (acting Corporal) Roy Allkin, No. 6975123 Sergeant Pete H r Bunting, Army Catering The Northamptonshire Regiment (Hinckley). Corps (London, N-4). ' • '••'' •''• •'.>!,.„ •,.-.• No. 5892137 Private Albert Clements, The North- No. 5180604 Sergeant Henry Arthur Cooper, Corps amptonshire Regiment (Freskney, Lines) (since of Military Police (Newbury). ' killed in action). No. 2559064 Private (acting Corporal) Ernest No. 7668364 Private ((acting Corporal) Iven John Frederick Workman, Corps of Military Police Dexter, The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regi- (Birmingham). ment '(East Cowes). No. A.8924 Naik (acting Daffadar) Allah Ditta, No. 6101351 Private Cecil Gridgeman, The Queen's Indian Armoured Corps. Own Royal West Kent Regiment (Liverpool 6). No. A.8699 Lance-Daffadar Sultan Singh, Indian No. 5339631 Private Dennis-William Jennings, The Armoured Corps. Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment No. 7487 Havildar Shridhar Gaode, Indian Artillery. (Reading) (since killed in action). No. 21039 Havildar Balkarn .Singh, ..Corps pl.In.dian ^Engineers. ..,, . ; No. 6342971 Private Dierius Albert Edward Powell, No. 23527 Sapper (acting Naik) Shahzada Khan, The Queen's Own. Royal West Kent Regiment Corps of Indian Engineers. ' . • , , (Bromley). No. 23407 Sapper Ghoshi Khan, -Corps 'of Indian No. 3660033 Sergeant John Riley, The King's Own Engineers. i, . Yorkshire Light Infantry (Widnes). No. 4919 Havildar Sandiyadu Packiam, Indian No. 4034511 Corporal (acting Sergeant) Lloyd Signal Corps. Woodrow Bradley, The King's Shropshire Light No. 10086 Havildar Gurbux, Singh, ./2nd -Punjab Infantry (Halesowen, Birmingham). Regiment, Indian Army. " * '"" No. 14210291 Corporal Joseph Stanley Jackson, The No. 13655 Naik Dasaundha Singh, 2nd Punjab King's Shropshire Light Infantry ((Great Clifton, Regiment, Indian Army. Cumberland). No. 8986 Lance-Naik Sonu Bagwe, 5th Mahratta No: 4034294 Lance-Corporal James William Carnev. Light Infantry, Indian Army. The 'King's Shropshire Light • Infantry (Smeth- No. 12230 Naik (acting Havildar) Mohd Afsar, 8th wick): Punjab Regiment, Indian Army. No. 4277688 Lance-Sergeant Robert Keenleyside No. 23453 Sepoy Allah Ditta, 8th Punjab Regiment, Burn, The King's Royal Rifle Corps (Willington Indian Army. Quay, Northumberland). No. 20424 Naik Hazrat Mohd, loth Baluch Regi- No. 5057848 Private (acting Corporal) William ment, Indian Army. Thomas Jones, The North Staffordshire Regiment No. 10208 Naik (acting Havildar) Aurangzeb"i!Khan, (The Prince of Wales's) (Stoke). lath Frontier Force Regiment, • Indian Army.- No. 5051044 Private Ambrose Leo Wallace, The No. 11043 Naik (acting Havildar) Ghularn Mehdi, North Staffordshire Regiment (The Prince of i2.th Frontier Force Regiment, Indian .Army. .. - Wales' s) (Stoke-on-Trent). No. 12132 Lance-Havildar Azram Gul, . ijzth Frontier •No. 6282591 Sergeant George Thomas Horton, The Force Regiment, Indian Army. Gordon Highlanders (Folkestone). No. 12086 Sepoy (acting .Naik) Bhagi .Rath, I2th No. 14239874 Private William Sangster Pickard, The Frontier Force Regiment, Indian Army. .Gordon Highlanders (Aberdeen). No. 10797 Sepoy (acting Naik) Sant Rarri, "'I2th No. 7012472 Colour-Sergeant (acting Warrant Officer Frontier Force Regiment, Indian Army. Class II (Company Sergeant-Major)) John Nixon No. 16758 Lance-Naik Abdul Rehman, i3th Frontier Force Rifles, Indian Army. Storey, -The Royal Irish Fusiliers (Princess : Victoria's) (Belfast). No. 16810 Lance-Naik Bachan Singh, i3 th Frontier No. 7046643 Corporal (acting Sergeant) Francis Force Rifles, Indian Army. Thomas Higgins, The Royal Irish Fusiliers No. 21444 Sepoy Fateh Mohd, i3th Frontier Force (Princess Victoria's) (Stoke-on-Trent). Rifles, Indian Army. No. 7044677 Corporal (acting Sergeant) Stanley No. 10125 Company Havildar-Major Chhattar Singh, Sanderson, The Royal Irish Fusiliers (Princess I5th Punjab Regiment, Indian Army. Victoria's). (Nuneaton). No. 12236 Naik (acting Havildar) Chandgi Ram,;.i5th No. 3777718 Lance-Sergeant Gerard Marnell, The Punjab Regiment, Indian Army. • '• •; Royal Irish Fusiliers (Princess Victoria's) (Liver- .No. 11523 Lance-Naik; Allah? Ditta, isth Punjab pool 5). Regiment, Indian Army. .- . -.
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