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Supplement to the London Gazette, 1 Ith June 1988 B5 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 1 ITH JUNE 1988 B5 CENTRAL CHANCERY OF Lieutenant Commander John William HICKS, Royal THE ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD Navy. Lieutenant Commander Roy William LAMBERT, ST. JAMES'S PALACE, LONDON s.w.i Royal Navy. llth June 1988 Lieutenant Commander (SCC) Geoffrey PRESHNER, Royal Naval Reserve. THE QUEEN has been graciously pleased, on the Lieutenant Jeremy Richard TOWNLEY, Royal Navy. occasion of the Celebration of Her Majesty's Birthday, Lieutenant David Thomas WALKER, Royal to give orders for the following promotions in, and Marines. appointments to, the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire: Lieutenant Mark Edward Charles WALTON, Royal Navy. Warrant Officer (Communications Technician) Order of the British Empire Michael WILKINSON. (Military Division) Lieutenant Commander Ronald Leslie YERRILL, MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (NAVY DEPARTMENT) Royal Navy. K.B.E. To be an Ordinary Knight Commander of the Military MINISTRY OF DEFENCE (ARMY DEPARTMENT) Division of the said Most Excellent Order: C.B.E. Surgeon Vice Admiral Geoffrey James MILTON- THOMPSON, Q.H.P. To be Ordinary Commanders of the Military Division of the said Most Excellent Order: C.B.E. Colonel David Leslie BURDEN (476891), late Royal Army Ordnance Corps. To be Ordinary Commanders of the Military Division of Brigadier Raphael Christopher Joseph DICK the said Most Excellent Order: (436305), late Royal Tank Regiment. Captain Peter John ERSKINE, A.D.C., Royal Navy. Brigadier Peter Royson DUFFELL, O.B.E., M.C. Captain Neil Erskine RANKIN, Royal Navy. (466356), late 2nd King Edward VII's Own Gurkha Captain Michael Edward SOUTHGATE, Royal Rifles (The Sirmoor Rifles). Navy. Brigadier Michael Arthur GARDNER (445862), late O.B.E. Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. To be Ordinary Officers of the Military Division of the Colonel Harold Edward Dunstan GRIFFITHS, T.D. said Most Excellent Order: (424908), late Royal Army Medical Corps, Commander Edgar Walter ANDREW, Royal Navy. Territorial Army. Commander Andrew Nigel BAIRD, Royal Navy. Brigadier Mary Brigid Teresa HENNESSY, M.B.E., Commander Joseph Louis BALLANTINE, R.D., R.R.C., Q.H.N.S. (461076), Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Reserve. Royal Army Nursing Corps. Commander Christopher James CLAY, Royal Navy. Brigadier Robert George LONG, O.B.E., M.C. Lieutenant Colonel Timothy Kendall COURTENAY, (448172), Colonel The Royal Hampshire Regiment. Royal Marines. Colonel David John RALLS, O.B.E., D.F.C. Commander Anthony John Talbot EDDISON, Royal (472605), late Army Air Corps. Navy. Brigadier Michael John WILKES, O.B.E. (467647), Major (Local Lieutenant Colonel) Malcolm Loudoun late Royal Regiment of Artillery. Adair MACLEOD, Royal Marines. Commander Geoffrey George MEEKUMS, Royal O.B.E. Navy., Reverend Father John Joseph O'FARRELL, R.D., To be Ordinary Officers of the Military Division of the Royal Naval Reserve. said Most Excellent Order: Commander Martin Herbert RHODES, Royal Navy. Lieutenant Colonel James Graham ALDOUS Commander Michael Dewell SIZELAND, Royal (473528), The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers. Navy. Lieutenant Colonel David Arnold Kellett BIGGART, M.B.E. M.B.E. (481643), The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers. Lieutenant Colonel (Quartermaster) Robert Cecil To be Ordinary Members of the Military Division of the EDGER, M.B.E. (485037), The Royal Regiment of said Most Excellent Order: Wales (24th/41st Foot). Lieutenant Commander Phillip John Wheler BUSH, Lieutenant Colonel Christopher David GALE, T.D. Royal Navy. (476219), Royal Corps of Signals, Territorial Army. Lieutenant Colin Donald CARTER, Royal Navy. Lieutenant Colonel (Electrical Mechanical Assistant Lieutenant Commander Edward Albert Engineer) Ian Alexander GARROW (488675), CHAMBERS, Royal Navy. Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Warrant Officer (Seaman) Kan Fu CHUNG. Engineers. Lieutenant Commander David John CRINGLE, Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Edward HEMESLEY Royal Navy. (457178), The Queen's Lancashire Regiment. Warrant Officer (Master-at-Arms) Michael John Lieutenant Colonel Richard John HEYWOOD, Anan DULSON. M.B.E. (474385), Coldstream Guards. Lieutenant Commander John Vivian HARRIS, Royal Lieutenant Colonel Edward Richard HOLMES, T.D. Naval Reserve. (483098), Wessex Regiment, Territorial Army..
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