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Adjutant General's Corps MINSTRY OF DEFENCE ADJUTANT GENERAL’S CORPS COMBINED CADET FORCE STAFF AND PERSONNEL SUPPORT BRANCH Clifton College Contingent REGULAR ARMY Second Lieutenant (on probation) S. HEARD 25070766 is confirmed as Second Lieutenant 3 November 2008 to be Lieutenant 9 July 2011 Regular Commissions (Belated Entry) Major R. P. JACKSON 545007 retires 14 April 2014 The Thomas Hardye School Contingent PROVOST BRANCH (Royal Military POLICE) Second Lieutenant (on probation) J. BAKER 30055230 resigns commission 1 March 2014 REGULAR ARMY Second Lieutenant (on probation) E. W. MCCONKEY 30032396 Regular Commissions resigns commission 1 December 2013 Lieutenant Colonel J. S. MACGILL 529534 retires 23 April 2014 Milton Abbey School Contingent Lieutenant M. S. CLAPPER 514359 resigns commission SMALL ARMS SCHOOL CORPS 22 February 2014 REGULAR ARMY Lieutenant M. A. PHIPPS 554785 resigns commission 1 March 2014 Major General P. N. Y. M. SANDERS CBE DSO late The Rifles Old Swinford Hospital School Contingent 520489 is appointed Colonel Commandant Small Arms School Corps 24 March 2014 in succession to Lieutenant General Sir Paul Second Lieutenant (on probation) M. J. THOMPSON D977674Q is NEWTON, KBE, 499752 tenure expired confirmed as Second Lieutenant 5 January 2010 to be Lieutenant 5 January 2012 (Belated Entry) INTELLIGENCE CORPS Wellington School Contingent REGULAR ARMY Karen Louise WHISHAW 543900 to be Second Lieutenant (on probation) 18 November 2013 Short Service Commissions Wells Cathedral School Contingent Captain C. M. DAVEY 30011295 retires 22 March 2014 Lieutenant P. A. YATES 549190 resigns commission 11 November 2013 THE ROYAL ARMY PHYSICAL TRAINING CORPS ARMY CADET FORCE REGULAR ARMY Black Watch Battalion Intermediate Regular Commissions (Late Entry) Dr L. KELLY OBE relinquishes the appointment of Honorary Colonel The Black Watch Battalion Army Cadet Force 1 March 2014 tenure Major P. W. SANDERSON 563866 retires 25 April 2014 expired Devon QUEEN ALEXANDRA’S ROYAL ARMY Paul Anthony ATKIN 30153875 to be Second Lieutenant (on NURSING CORPS probation) 2 February 2014 TERRITORIAL ARMY Gary Thomas MULLIGAN 30140878 to be Second Lieutenant (on probation) 2 February 2014 Group A Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland Captain M. S. WARDLE 553748 to be Major 1 October 2013 (Belated Entry) Lieutenant P. J. DOYLE 554250 resigns commission 14 February 2014 Gwent & Powys ROYAL MONMOUTHSHIRE ROYAL Lowri Betrys EVANS 30157393 to be Second Lieutenant (on ENGINEERS (MILITIA) probation) 2 February 2014 TERRITORIAL ARMY The following Army personnel are awarded the Clasp to the Long Service and Good Conduct Medal Group A Pte S. J. REED, AGC(MPGS), W0470917 Captain (on probation) H. M. TUCKETT 24652046 is confirmed as Captain 27 March 2012 (Belated Entry) Captain (on probation) S. C. NORGROVE 24659681 is confirmed as Captain 4 October 2012 (Belated Entry) 8446 | 29 APRIL 2014 | LONDON GAZETTE | SUPPLEMENT NO. 1.
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