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Christopher Michael Starling, to Be Ordinary Members of the Military Division of the Royal Marines, N029734H THE LONDON GAZETTE SATURDAY 16 JUNE 2012 SUPPLEMENT No. 1 B5 Lieutenant Commander (Acting Commander) Andrew M.B.E. Derek Riggall, Royal Navy, C037120U. Captain (Acting Major) Christopher Michael Starling, To be Ordinary Members of the Military Division of the Royal Marines, N029734H. said Most Excellent Order: Warrant Officer Class 1 (Marine Engineering Mechanic) alker (Mechanical) John Cowan W ,D184502F. Major Alexander Aitchison, The Royal Regiment of Scotland, 557732. MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (ARMY) Major Robert Nicholas Alston, Royal Regiment of K.B.E. Artillery, 546878. Major David Edward James Kemmis-Betty, The Royal To be Ordinary Knights Commander of the Military Regiment of Scotland, 527142. Division of the said Most Excellent Order: Captain Nicolas William David Binnington, The Light oward Lieutenant General Gary Robert C , C.B., O.B.E., Dragoons, 558954. late Army Air Corps, 497393. Major Steven Paul Burton, The Mercian Regiment, ewton Lieutenant General Paul Raymond N , C.B.E., late 548085. The Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment, 499752. Major Ian Richard Cheesman, The Royal Logistic C.B.E. Corps, 554671. ormack To be Ordinary Commanders of the Military Division of Major Hamish George Gordon C , The Duke of the said Most Excellent Order: Lancaster’s Regiment, 544892. ills Major (Acting Lieutenant Colonel) Scott Wilson Currie Colonel Robert Hurst Greenaway M , late Grenadier Coughtrie, General List, Territorial Army, 554134. Guards, 513350. mmerson myth sbourne Major Rachel Anne E , The Royal Logistic Brigadier Edward Alexander S -O , late The Corps, 551276. Life Guards, 516516. Major Wayne William Forrest, Corps of Royal Colonel Jeremy John Hobart Tuck, late Royal Army Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, 554415. Medical Corps, 526194. Lieutenant Colonel Dominic Paul Fox, Royal Regiment Colonel Jonathan Andrew Hallam Welch, M.B.E., late of Artillery, 521509. Corps of Royal Engineers, 516754. Captain Richard John Gardner, The Royal Logistic O.B.E. Corps, 562782. To be Ordinary Officers of the Military Division of the said Corporal (Acting Sergeant) Owen Paul Green, Corps of Most Excellent Order: Royal Engineers, 24831530. regory Lieutenant Colonel Jeremy Matthew James Bennett, Corporal Ivan Philip Videira G , Intelligence Corps, Territorial Army, 25198165. Royal Regiment of Artillery, 530856. all Lieutenant Colonel Adam John Brooks, Royal Army Captain Glenn Timothy H , The Royal Logistic Medical Corps, Territorial Army, 552091. Corps, Territorial Army, 553723. arper Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Seth Gash, Royal Tank Major Thomas Anthony H , The Rifles, 543298. arward Regiment, 518792. Major Rodney Blake H , The Royal Regiment of Lieutenant Colonel Benedict Douglas Anthony Kite, Fusiliers, 504596. awkins Intelligence Corps, 534014. Major Richard Bouke H , Corps of Royal Lieutenant Colonel Guy Anthony Levene, The Royal Engineers, 548198. Logistic Corps, 517292. Major (Acting Lieutenant Colonel) John Holden, Royal Lieutenant Colonel Nicholas Andrew Luck, The Royal Regiment of Artillery, 538718. Logistic Corps, 527822. Major Barry Humphreys, Army Air Corps, 555141. Lieutenant Colonel Christopher Anthony Luckham, Captain Richard Andrew McMahon, Corps of Royal M.B.E., The Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment, Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, 25021781. 524331. Major Philip Robert Daniel Muir, Royal Corps of Lieutenant Colonel Simon Alastair Orr, Royal Army Signals, 546384. Medical Corps, 528415. Major Alison Elspet Munro (ne´eBagnall), Adjutant Acting Colonel Paul Henry Shepherd, T.D., 1st General’s Corps (Staff and Personnel Support (Northern Ireland) Battalion Army Cadet Force, Branch), 528650. 523447. Captain Robert Glenn Parkyn, The Royal Logistic Lieutenant Colonel David Michael Thorpe, The Duke of Corps, Territorial Army, 561317. Lancaster’s Regiment, 535698. Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Pickford, The Rifles, Colonel Richard Wardlaw, late Corps of Royal 546133. Engineers, 526428. Acting Lieutenant Colonel Alistair Ferguson Spowage, Lieutenant Colonel Eamonn John Welch, Royal Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Battalion, Army Regiment of Artillery, 531087. Cadet Force, 502206. Lieutenant Colonel Sharon Woodhouse, Queen Staff Sergeant Adrian Lee Stone, Corps of Royal Alexandra’s Royal Army Nursing Corps, 533523. Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Territorial Army, 24730145. Corporal (Acting Sergeant) Mark Steven Sutcliffe, The Royal Anglian Regiment, 25053536. Major Andrew Hartley Townend, The Parachute Regiment, 561720..
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