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Supplement to the London Gazette, 18Th January 1972 648 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 18TH JANUARY 1972 ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY INFANTRY REGULAR ARMY GUARDS DIVISION Lt.-Col. J. R. VIVERS (278364) retires on retired REGULAR ARMY RESERVE OF OFFICERS pay, 3rd Jan. 1972. Short Serv. Commn. Capt. (Q.M.) R. C. OSBORNE (474254) to be Lt. D. M. DRUMMOND MORAY (478086), S.G., Maj. (Q.M.), 16th Jan. 1972. from Active List, to be Lt., 16th Jan. 1972. Capt. (Q.M.) G. T. THAYRE (472706) to be Maj. (Q.M.), 18th Jan. 1972. SCOTTISH DIVISION TERRITORIAL AND ARMY VOLUNTEER RESERVE REGULAR ARMY RESERVE OF OFFICERS Col. Sir Robin CHAPMAN, Bt., C.B.E., T.D., J.P.. Short Serv. Commn. D.L., relinquishes the appointment of Honorary 2nd Lt. J. A. KIRKWOOD (487282), K.O.S.B., Colonel, The County of Durham Regiment, R.A., from Active List, to be 2nd Lt., 16th Jan. 1972. T.A.V.R., 31st Mar. 1971, on reorganisation and TERRITORIAL AND ARMY VOLUNTEER RESERVE is appointed Deputy Honorary Colonel, The Niall Henry Morton MACMILLAN (487945), 2/51 Northumbrian Volunteers, T.A.V.R., 1st Apr. Highland, to be 2nd Lt. (on probation), 5th Oct. 1971, in a new appointment. 1971. Col. Alfred Arthur WARBURTON, C.B.E., D.S.O., J.P., D.L., relinquishes the appointment of QUEEN'S DIVISION Honorary Colonel, The South Nottinghamshire REGULAR ARMY Hussars Yeomanry (R.H.A.), R.A., T.A.V.R., 31st Capt. D. W. JAMES (473983) R. Anglian retires Mar. 1971, on reorganisation and is appointed receiving a gratuity, 16th Jan. 1972. Deputy Honorary Colonel, 3rd (Volunteer) Batta- lion, The Worcestershire and Sherwood Foresters TERRITORIAL AND ARMY VOLUNTEER RESERVE Regiment (29/45 Foot), 1st Apr. 1971, in a new Col. John Richard Nangreave BELL, T.D. re- appointment. linquishes the appointment of Honorary Colonel, Col. Lawrence TURNBULL, M.C., T.D., J.P., D.L., 4th/5th/6th Battalion, The Royal Northumberland relinquishes the appointment of Honorary Colonel, Fusiliers, T.A.V.R., 31st Mar. 1971, on reorganisa- The West Riding Regiment, R.A., T.A.V.R., 31st tion and is appointed Deputy Honorary Colonel, Mar. 1971, on reorganisation and is appointed The Northumbrian Volunteers, T.A.V.R., 1st Apr. Deputy Honorary Colonel, 3rd Battalion, Yorkshire 1971, in a new appointment. Volunteers, T.A.V.R., 1st Apr. 1971, in a new Lt.-Col. Brian Stanley FOSTER, T.D. relinquishes appointment. the appointment of Honorary Colonel, The Royal Lt.-Cbl. (Bt. Col.) Roger INMAN, O.B.E., T.D., Lincolnshire Regiment, T.A.V.R., 31st Mar. 1971, J.P., relinquishes the appointment of Honorary on reorganisation and is appointed Deputy Honorary Colonel, The Sheffield Artillery Volunteers, R.A., Colonel, 7th (Volunteer) Battalion, The Royal T.A.V.R., 31st Mar. 1971, on -reorganisation and Anglian Regiment, T.A.V.R., 1st Apr. 1971, in a is appointed Deputy Honorary Colonel, 3rd new appointment. Battalion, Yorkshire Volunteers, T.A.V.R., 1st Apr. Maj. (Hon. Col.) Claude Danolds OLIVER, O.B.E., 1971, in a new appointment. T.D., D.L., relinquishes the appointment of Honor- 1 ary Colonel, The Royal Leicestershire Regiment, Maj. (Hon. Col .) The EARL OF YARBOROUCH, T.A.V.R., 31st Mar. 1971, on reorganisation and J.P., D.L., relinquishes the appointment of is appointed Deputy Honorary Colonel, 7th (Volun- Honorary Colonel, The Humber Regiment, R.A., teer) Battalion, The Royal Anglian Regiment, T.A.V.R., 31st Mar. 1971, on reorganisation and T.A.V.R., 1st Apr. 1971, in a new appointment. is appointed Deputy Honorary Colonel, 2nd Capt. (Hon. Col.) His Grace The Duke of Battalion, Yorkshire Volunteers, T.A.V.R., 1st Apr. Northumberland, K.G., T.D., J.P. relinquishes the 1971, in a new appointment. appointment of Honorary Colonel, 7th Battalion, Lt. P. A. SAUNDERS (478910) is granted the The Royal Northumberland Fusiliers, T.A.V.R., acting rank of Capt., 1st Nov. 1971. 31st Mar. 1971, on reorganisation and is appointed 2nd Lt. (on probation) D. L. SMITH (488560) Deputy Honorary Colonel, The Northumbrian Vol- from T.A.V.R., General List, to be 2nd Lt. (on unteers, T.A.V.R., 1st Apr. 1971, in a new ap- probation), 25th Nov. 1971, with seniority 12th pointment. Oct. 1969. Capt. (Hon. Col.) The Right Honourable The Patrick John Openshaw HIGGINS (471037) (for- Viscount ALTHORP, M.V.O., D.L. relinquishes the merly Capt., R.A.), to be Capt., 26th Nov. 1971, appointment of Honorary Colonel, The Northamp- with seniority 3rd Feb. 1969. tonshire Regiment (Territorial), T.A.V.R., 31st Mar. 1971, on reorganisation and is appointed Deputy Honorary Colonel, 7th (Volunteer) Battalion, The CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS Royal Anglian Regiment, T.A.V.R., 1st Apr. 1971, REGULAR ARMY in a new appointment. Capt. Gordon John STAINER (481227) from Short Lt. G. H. WRIGHT (473414) 5 Queens to be Serv. Commn., to be Capt. (G.E.), 19th Dec. 1971. Capt., 1st Nov. 1971. 1931953 W.O. I Peter Harold SPARY (492675) to Martin John HAYLOCK (484870) (formerly Lt., be Capt. (E. & M.O.), 6th Dec. 1971, with an R. Anglian) to be Lt., 16th Nov. 1971, with antedate for seniority purposes only to 20th Sep. seniority 15th Apr. 1970. 1971. KING'S DIVISION TERRITORIAL AND ARMY VOLUNTEER RESERVE Lt. W. A. JOHNSTON (481410) from Res. of REGULAR ARMY Offrs., Class II, R.E., to be Lt., 6th Dec. 1971, Lt. M. P. C. BRAY (476881) to be Capt., 13th with seniority 14th Nov. 1967. Jan. 1972. 2nd Lt. (on probation) C. J. C. SLADDEN (488952) TERRITORIAL AND ARMY VOLUNTEER RESERVE is placed on the Unatt'd! List, 7th Dec. 1971. Maj-Gen. Theodore Henry BIRKBECK, C.B., Postal & Courier Section C.B.E., D.S.O. relinquishes the appointment of Maj. H. T. MINCHIN, E.R.D. (430882), retires, Honorary Colonel, 4th Battalion The Border Regi- 2nd Nov. 1971, retaining the rank of Maj. (Sub- ment, T.A.V.R., 31st Mar. 1971, on reorganisa- stituted for the notifn. in Gazette (Supplement) tion and is appointed Deputy Honorary Colonel, dated 7th Dec. 1971.) The Northumbrian Volunteers, T.A.V.R., 1st Apr. 1971, in a new appointment. ROYAL CORPS OF SIGNALS Col. John Houston TAYLOR, T.D. relinquishes the appointment of Honorary Colonel, The Leeds REGULAR ARMY Rifles, T.A.V.R., 31st Mar. 1971, on reorganisation Capt. (T.O.T.) D. P. HERRING (467733) to be and is appointed Deputy Honorary Colonel, 2nd Maj. (T.O.T.), 12th Jan. 1972. Battalion, Yorkshire Volunteers, T.A.V.R., 1st Apr. 1971, in a new appointment. TERRITORIAL AND ARMY VOLUNTEER RESERVE Lt.-Col. Derrick Burnby WEBSTER, D.S.O., T.D., Maj. J. A. LAWSON, T.D. (390169) is placed on relinquishes the appointment of Honorary Colonel. the Unatt'd List, 30th Nov. 1971. The Hallamshire Battalion, The York and 2nd Lt. (on probation) I. M. HUNNEYBALL Lancaster Regiment, T.A.V.R., 31st Mar. 1971, on (489637) from T.A.V.R., General List, to be 2nd reorganisation and is appointed Deputy Honorary Lt. (on probation), 1st Oct. 1971, with seniority Colonel, 3rd Battalion, Yorkshire Volunteers, 26th Apr. 1970. T.A.V.R., 1st Apr. 1971, in a new appointment..
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